Sentence examples for shoulder its share from inspiring English sources

It could also expose America to further criticism that it is not doing enough to shoulder its share of climate aid.

If by some chance they are not, and refuse to let an independent Scotland share the pound, well, Salmondland will refuse to shoulder its share of the national debt.This newspaper believes it is entirely up to Scots to decide whether their country should leave the United Kingdom.

Here the Fall Line must shoulder its share of the blame.

But officials in Islamabad believe the criticism deflects attention from Britain's failure to shoulder its share of the reponsibility.

The foreigners bring most of the know-how; the government's only obligation is to shoulder its share of the investment.

The state housing agency would shoulder its share of a fine senior housing project in East New York; another state agency would kick in for volleyball, basketball and handball courts in Cooper Park, near Newtown Creek.

"It is right that Britain shoulders its share of the burden in the great coalition of nations that has come together to defeat the menace of Isil, and we should be proud that we are doing so," he said.

The challenge for its newly elected government is to shoulder its full share of the burdens of constructive international leadership.

Industries everywhere tend to accuse competitors of dirty tricks when they lose market share, of course, and Indonesia's anemic steel industry shoulders its own share of blame for the nation's competitive problems.

Europe has never shouldered its fair share of NATO's collective military burden.

Data Broadcasting, a provider of financial market data, will be profitable before taxes, it said, now that it no longer has to shoulder a share of MarketWatch.com's losses.