Sentence examples for shoulders its burden from inspiring English sources
If it stays engaged, and shoulders its burden, the next decade could be a lot better than the last.
But Congress' determination that DMT should be listed under Schedule I simply does not provide a categorical answer that relieves the Government of the obligation to shoulder its burden under RFRA.
In addition, Japan's alliances would be stronger and more dependable if the country were a fully active member of them, able to shoulder its burden and come to its allies' defence.
The American backlash against refugees is based largely on the fear that a Paris-style attack could be replicated in America if the US began to shoulder its burden of the refugee crisis.
If you combined the obligations of G.M., with its four hundred and fifty-three thousand retirees, and the American manufacturing operations of Toyota, with a mere two hundred and fifty-eight retirees, Toyota could help G.M. shoulder its burden, and thirty or forty years from now — when those G.M. retirees are dead and Toyota's now youthful workforce has turned gray — G.M. could return the favor.
The cost of that legacy remains baked into Social Security even today, and all Americans should shoulder its burden equally.
The global warming activists' target is the U.S. If America is driven to accept crippling restraints on its economy it will rapidly become unable to shoulder its burdens as the world's sole superpower and ultimate defender of human freedoms.
US allies such as Canberra and London should speak clearly to the Obama administration on the importance of persisting with the rebalance, and they also should be prepared to help shoulder its burdens.
And this time there is no escaping by finding yet another buyer willing to shoulder its entire burden.
Why should they and their families, who had lost all of their rights and privileges of citizenship, be asked to shoulder its greatest burden?" Mr. Emi and six other internees at Heart Mountain formed the Fair Play Committee.
"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.
