However, we did find a higher 'mode-switch burden' among the DDDR-paced patients who developed a stroke during follow-up, supporting the association between AF and stroke.
"To switch the burden of enforcing this on a hotel seems to be completely unreasonable," Mr. Rudner said.
In tandem, governments should switch the burden of taxation from consumption to capital by reducing value-added taxes and increasing taxes on capital and wealth.
The Teamsters have been considering a lawsuit against CNF on behalf of the plan, and Senator Lott's amendment would switch the burden of proof from the company to the union.
That is why libel is more than a minority interest and why many reform proposals are in the air: force some form of mediation before actions can be launched; cap costs in line with anticipated damages; prevent large corporations from suing unless they can prove real damage or malice; switch the burden of proof; investigate the use of CFAs.
Enshrining the right to vote through an amendment, like the one proposed by me and Representative Keith Ellison, a Minnesota Democrat, would switch the burden of proof from the voter to the states, which would have to demonstrate a compelling reason for a voting-law change.
The latter might particularly affect family members wishing to switch the burden of "shame and blame" away from the family by attributing the disease to an uncontrollable force like the deliberate action of witches rather than to the "immoral and avoidable behaviour" of a family member.
The beauty of the legislation for law-enforcers is that it switched the burden of proof.
European countries are relying on two things to boost investment and hence employment: First, they are trying to lower labor costs, make their business environments more attractive by switching the burden of taxation from the corporate sector to the consumer, pushing through labor reforms aimed at reducing workers' bargaining power and curtailing social rights and transfers.
The switch placed the burden of proof on the athlete instead of the governing body.
Fourteen counties — but not New York City — made the switch, to ease the burden on consumers.
