Sentence examples for strong burden from inspiring English sources

A strong burden of proof therefore lies with the conspiracy theorist.

Rarely does not mean never, but there's a strong burden of proof on anyone who wants to argue for such exceptionally strong feedback.

This places a strong burden on firms to protect data and allows for significant fines if they fail to protect information or suffer a breach.

Psillos (2001) argues that OSR is not 'worked out' as a metaphysics, and that a strong burden of proof is on those who would abandon traditional metaphysics (see also Chakravartty (2004) and Morganti (2011).

This implied a strong burden for the primary care services [ 9].

2 The highest prevalence of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) cases and one of the highest incidence rates of new diagnosis in Italy has been observed in the Lombardy region (10.5 cases per 100,000 inhabitants), with a strong burden on the regional health care budget.

In 2012, the legislature severely limited how statistics could be used and put a stronger burden of proof on the inmate making the appeal.

Introducing the IDR in a tax system where only corporations are subject to an LOR, therefore, adds a stronger burden on partnerships than on corporations.

This study stresses the importance of tackling underlying endogeneity problems when conducting such investigations in future research, and hence a stronger burden of proof should always be met before establishing, and especially quantifying, any form of such causal relationships.

That meant she had to meet a stronger burden of proof for defamation than would a private citizen, and the court held that she failed to show that Klessig's statements and communications had the "malice" necessary to meet that burden.

We speculate that the increased psychological morbidity found in parents of young children might be due to a stronger burden of responsibility (as younger children are normally more dependent) combined with the vulnerability experienced after a life-threatening injury or illness.