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.
However, it will remove the burden of the exercise, which involves enormous time and effort in universities, Mr Rammell believes.
He can also remove the burden from Strachan's strikers, who haven't been even close to prolific.
Because going to war on our own will only remove the burden of responsibility from some of the countries at the forefront.
The aim, rather, should be to remove the burden of sanctions from Iraqis at large and direct it as much as possible at Mr Saddam and his henchmen.
If the N.C.A.A. is the moral police, why not enforce the kind of conduct code that has worked in the N.F.L.? Remove the burden -- or power -- coaches have in deciding what indiscretions match which punishment.
The British Association of Social Workers has been orchestrating a campaign against clauses enabling local authorities to remove the "burden" of statutory obligations and establishing a new regulatory body effectively controlled by the secretary of state.
The set menus remove the burden of choice, but diners who want to forage can move on to a menu of traditional dishes like shisho and zucchini pancake, steamed beef and kimchi dumplings, or oxtail soup with tripe and rice.
But, of more immediate concern, it poses an existential threat to the Stormont Executive, as ministers have failed to remove the burden of Treasury penalties for non-implementation, which are currently running at around £10 million a month.
