Sentence examples for unacceptable burden from inspiring English sources

(He declined to come to the phone to discuss whether this constitutes an unacceptable burden of office).

Balls said: "It would be bad for Scotland, it would place an unacceptable burden on the UK taxpayer, it would repeat the mistakes of the euro area.

It would be bad for Scotland, it would place an unacceptable burden on the UK taxpayer, it would repeat the mistakes of the euro area.

But by insulating contractors from liability, the administration has placed an unacceptable burden on the American mission, undermining the essential goal of winning Iraqis' trust.

"We can make no more changes without imposing an unacceptable burden on licence fee payers," he wrote on a BBC blogpost.

This can put an unacceptable burden on women, especially low-income women and those who live in smaller communities where there are fewer health care options.

But the court pointed out that numerous unresolved issues could reduce the amount of money the owners may have to repay, and said that "if the statute imposes unacceptable burdens, defendants' remedy is to seek legislative relief".

Prosecutors said in their briefs that Mr. Skinner was playing games with the system, dragging out his case and seeking to impose unacceptable burdens on government resources and the victims' dignity.

In their Supreme Court briefs, prosecutors accused Mr. Skinner of playing games with the system, dragging out his case and seeking to impose unacceptable burdens on government resources and the victims' dignity.

But the political calendar is moving much more quickly, as is a sense of urgency within the military that is driven by what planners say is the near-impossibility of keeping 160,000 Americans in Iraq beyond next April without unacceptable burdens on the troops.

When people suggest that pollution, population growth, waste, and bad policy have already placed unacceptable burdens on the global supply of freshwater, or that industrial development in places like India and China can only hasten inevitable environmental catastrophe, Peter Gleick likes to remind them about the Cuyahoga River.