Sentence examples for should be a burden from inspiring English sources

"There should be a burden on any state to make sure they are not executing people who are mentally disordered," Lehrfreund says.

Mr Diamond, whose remuneration package this year is reported to be worth around £8m ($12.6m), defended the payment of large bonuses as essential to retaining talent, but also conceded that "no bank should be a burden to taxpayers".

No bank should be a burden on the taxpayer.

But in an economy whose workers become 3 or 4percentt more productive each year it should be a manageable burden.

"It should be a governmental burden," he said, "or the government should step in and otherwise exercise its authority for deportation or whatever it wants to do".

But for the major ISPs, the law should be a lesser burden.

Learning should be a joy, not a burden.

"Uganda is one of the biggest refugee hosts in Africa so really there should be a shouldering of the burden, or maybe the responsibility, since burden is not the correct word.

These limitations do not affect the conclusion that alcohol consumption significantly contributes to the burden of chronic diseases and conditions globally, and that this burden should be a target for intervention.

In presenting that document, Edward Idris Cardinal Cassidy, president of the Holy See's Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews, said, "Whenever there has been guilt on the part of the Christians, this burden should be a call to repentance".

In a statement, the group's president, John J. Castellani, repeated its position that overhauling the health insurance system should be "a national priority" given the burden of rising expenses on individuals, the government and especially employers.