Sentence examples for question of burden from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Draghi noted that the question of burden sharing with senior bond holders is evolving at the European level," the bank said in a statement later.

Our study examines the question of burden in heart failure from a different perspective and has shown that 1) cost patterns may differ for newly diagnosed and prevalent patients, and 2) that several conditions (atrial fibrillation, coronary artery disease, chronic lung disease, depression, diabetes and hyperlipidemia) contribute independently to the cost of care in heart failure.

Of pupils with headache on ≥15 days/month, 18.2% of parents had to leave work on at least 1 day during the preceding 4 weeks.The findings for the six questions on burden of headache, each rated on a 4-point Likert scale, are shown in Figure 1.

For years, the question of EU "burden sharing" to deal with the unequal pressures on Spain, Italy and Greece has been miserably set aside on the grounds that "boat" migrants and "land" migrants must be the responsibility of the first "safe" EU country in which they find themselves.

However, our one item question about degree of burden is comparable with the one item overall question about burden in the 'Zarit Burden Interview' which was tested as a useful screening instrument [ 7].

A major issue that cannot be settled here concerns the question of where the burden of proof lies with respect to theistic arguments.

"To me" he says, "it's a question of solutions that burden 98% to get the (noncompliant) 2%." Meanwhile, a spokesman for House Small Business Committee Chairman Donald Manzullo, R-Ill, says the chairman has already expressed "extreme concern" about the credit card reporting proposal to the IRS and considers it a burden to the card issuers and an unfair targeting of small business.

Rather, there are arguments based on complex (and contestable) legal considerations — for example, interpretations of the 1993 Religious Freedom Restoration Act — turning on the question of what sort of burden of proof the government has to show that its requirement is necessary to achieve its legitimate goal.

The GP questionnaire included the same general question about the degree of burden experienced by family carers.

As long as the families are not offered the necessary support, the question of whether the burdens on families may be too considerable should be asked [ 8].

In addition, the questionnaire includes three questions of the effect and burden of these symptoms to work, social relationships and daily activity, which were assessed separately.