Sentence examples for supposed burden from inspiring English sources

This declares that the problem of poor social work is over-regulation, and the answer is to exempt children's services providers from the supposed burden of specific statutory duties for at least three years.

Blame the deficit scolds, who weep crocodile tears over the supposed burden of debt on the next generation, but whose constant inveighing against the risks of government borrowing, by undercutting political support for public investment and job creation, has done far more to cheat our children than deficits ever did.

The supposed homework burden?

These Dodgers weren't supposed to burden Kershaw as they did in the past.

About that Medicaid expansion and its supposed horrible burden on states: for starters, it is fully funded by the federal government for three years.

A story about a desk, and, I suppose, the burdens of inheritance, something else I found myself thinking a lot about as a new parent.

But when, exactly, does a supposed convenience become a burden?

The prosecutor, who is supposed to carry the burden of proof, really is an author.

The Cup-tied Senegalese was supposed to ease the burden but Ba feels increasingly missed when he is unavailable, as he was here.

The stipend is supposed to lessen the burden on singular children who look after aged parents, many of whom in rural areas have no health insurance.

Crucially, this rise in the tax burden is supposed to occur without the pain of tax-raising measures.This seems unrealistic to most independent observers.