Sentence examples for remove burdens from inspiring English sources

Mr. Strange said the proposed changes would help law enforcement and remove burdens on law-abiding citizens.

Republican tax policy does not remove burdens: it simply shifts them off the shoulders of those best able to bear them and onto the shoulders of those least able to do so.

In that respect he has failed in his own quest to remove burdens from the shoulders of Europe's citizens.

We would classify such a feedback as motivated explicit feedback, since it is motivation that removes burdens from the explicit nature of the feedback.

"Reducing indirect cost for uniforms, books, transport, food is also an important means of removing burdens that may otherwise prevent poor families from sending their children to school".

"Its introduction will remove administrative burdens from businesses of around £300m a year and will support the operation of Universal Credit.

The best use of their energies is to remove the burdens and barriers which prevent entrepreneurs from starting businesses and turning small companies into big ones.

Don Foster, the communities minister, announced the reform of housing standards late last year "to remove unnecessary burdens and bureaucracy imposed on developers to get much-needed new homes built, and support economic growth".

Sometimes, understandably, he wanted to remove that burden, but not often.

The government defended the fees, saying the change would remove the burden of speculative cases from businesses and taxpayers.

Without doubt, students can be impolite, even rude, and the Internet age should not remove the burden of polite conduct.