Sentence examples for posing a burden from inspiring English sources

"Japan is posing a burden to a peaceful resolution to the nuclear problem and lost its qualification as a reliable party for dialogue," North Korea's Foreign Ministry spokesman said, according to the official North Korean news agency K.C.N.A. "We will not tolerate Japan squeezing itself into any form of future negotiations to resolve the nuclear problem," the spokesman said.

As regions become more suitable to insects such as mosquitoes and ticks, the prevalence of insect-borne diseases such as malaria, dengue, and Lyme disease could rise, posing a burden to human health and the economy.

Moreover, South Asian countries are undergoing an epidemiological transition with an increase in risk factors of CKD, and consequently posing a burden on health systems [ 6].

That may have posed a burden in Truman's day.

The poor, poorly educated, dying patients who pose a burden to their relatives.

Saudi Arabia also wants to avoid an influx of refugees, which could pose a burden on its already troubled economy.

The most limited resource in any investigation is the investigators' time, he said, and on that front the Internet's tools pose a burden as well.

"This certainly poses a burden on us," said Mr. Lautenberg, who is leading Douglas R. Forrester, the Republican, in most public opinion polls.

Massachusetts officials, for their part, in criticizing the court's decision, maintained that the purpose of marriage was procreation, that children were better off in male-female unions, and that gay unions would pose a burden to the state.

The debt issued to finance the stimulus will pose a burden on future taxpayers".

The world fusion programs have had a long goal that fusion power stations should produce only low level waste and thus not pose a burden for the future generations.