Sentence examples for therefore bear from inspiring English sources

The Vow, he wrote, "was solely a confection of the newspaper, who therefore bear the responsibility for it.

Strathy added that residents – citizens or not – pay full Canadian taxes and are required to obey domestic Canadian laws, and therefore bear both greater responsibilities and privileges than non-residents.

Penn Jillette, the taller, verbal half of the Penn and Teller comedy team, whose humor revels in the dark, suggested that the government and the news media have grossly overreacted to the threat of anthrax, and therefore bear some responsibility for the proliferation of pranks.

Investors in CoCo bonds would therefore bear the losses, but in return for taking the risk, the interest rate payments are higher at up to 7% compared with normal senior bank debt which pays around 1%. CoCos are among the riskiest bank debt, with Fitch giving only a quarter of eurozone CoCos an investment grade rating.

The decline in demand has put pressure on the relationship between the companies that manage the luxury hotels and the developers and hotel real estate investment companies that own the properties and, therefore, bear most of the debt and operating costs.

Even the euro, the only policy that you could not block, yet whose rules you were involved in writing, and which therefore bear your influence, remains weak and suffers from the lack of oversight that you were able to make sure would prevail across the EU.

The banks therefore bore little or no risk of a default, meaning they more easily negotiated debt terms.

Mr. Thompson said the mayor appoints the chairman of the boards of four of the funds, and therefore bore ultimate responsibility for their performance.

His father, Archibald Primrose, son of the 4th earl, died before Archibald was four; as heir to the earldom he therefore bore the title of Lord Dalmeny at Eton.

The early Demonic Resurrection albums were therefore borne not so much out of meeting a demand, but the desire to create one.

Prosecutors at Slobodan Milosevic's war crimes trial moved swiftly today to try to show that the ousted Yugoslav leader knew or should have known of the actions of his underlings, did nothing and therefore bears responsibility for any atrocities they committed.