Sentence examples for unjust burden from inspiring English sources

Yet there is no need for such an unjust burden of adjustment to continue.

Woods insinuated that his attraction to TV cameras carried an unjust burden.

Characterizing the various state laws as "ill informed" of the exemptions granted to Alaska Natives, Sambo, who represents the Arctic region on the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, also said the regulatory ambiguity between states is an unjust burden on Alaska's indigenous artists.

You could argue that Alito avoids this question by saying that the real problem with the ACA is that it places an unjust burden on devoutly Christian companies—he suggests that the government could just pay insurance companies directly for those icky birth control procedures rather than force Hobby Lobby and others to fund what they consider aboritions.

Researchers voice concerns that requiring return of results places an unjust burden on them, making the research enterprise untenable[ 5].

Racism, the court majority appeared to suggest, was over, and laws created during a time when such hatred was in its heyday served now to place unjust "burdens" on certain states and jurisdictions that wished to pass new voting laws -- laws, of course, that had nothing to do with trying to suppress minority votes.

Re "When More Means Less," by Robert D. Reischauer (Op-Ed, July 16): Mr. Reischauer is correct that the current Medicare proposals are unjust and place an unfair burden on state budgets.

It would be unjust to burden a person in physical pain with additional (and unnecessary) emotional pain, so the "when" part of your query seems clear — you should wait until he feels relatively optimistic about his condition.

The real question is when the working people and other victims of the unjust debt burden will grasp the gravity of this challenge, and rise to the critical task of breaking free from the shackles of debt and depression.

Since that country defaulted back in 2001, after years of unjust debt burdens brought it to its knees, it was swamped with lawsuits from vulture funds that refused to accept Argentina's writedown.

As for abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan, Dr. Street's results offer evidence of an unjust, largely hidden burden for women in combat zones.