Sentence examples for that could burden from inspiring English sources
The agency wants to avoid any possible air-speed indicator malfunctions in the United States fleet that could burden pilots with conflicting data and pose a safety risk.
Mr. Reaser said it could have unforeseen practical consequences that could burden school districts and would not necessarily raise the quality of teachers in the classroom.
"We don't feel capable of taking on a financial commitment that could burden the Italian finances over the coming years," Monti told reporters.
DUBLIN — A winter of discontent is in store, as the Irish fume at a bailout plan that could burden a generation and that they say is way too generous to the banks that lent so freely.
Administration officials then stepped in to halt any effort to ban pharmacy-made versions, citing the need to check an exorbitant price increase from a drug company that suddenly found itself with a monopoly, an increase that could burden women who needed the drug.
Justice Thomas said the case would have allowed the court to provide "much needed guidance" to the other two branches "without the unnecessary delay and other complications that could burden a decision on these questions in Guantánamo or other detainee litigation arising out of the conflict with Al Qaeda".
China, however, has so far refused to join because it is suspicious that the initiative will produce recommendations that could unduly burden its businesses.
Planned Parenthood of Metro Washington said it strongly opposes any proposal that could further burden the city's poorest women.
22– 25 Intervention coverage: We compiled data on the existing coverage of relevant interventions that could affect burden in the three IPC diseases.
Long-term outcome data will be important to pursue given the service restrictions and cultural issues that could place burdens on successful alaryngeal speech rehabilitation.
But Mr. Kerry, who has put in motion the most extensive 2004 presidential campaign of any Democrat to date, also has a decidedly liberal voting record in the Senate that could be a burden in a general election against President Bush.
