In an ideal situation you'll all be able to shoulder even amounts of work for equal money.
With about $4.6 billion of earnings before interest, taxes,depreciation and amortization, or Ebitda, this year, Dell should be able to shoulder the roughly $12 billion debt needed for the deal.
"To think of this properly, it's a big responsibility and I sincerely wish to be able to shoulder the responsibility," he told the Guardian.
"Now the Greek state is supposed to master a situation that would far surpass what Austrian authorities are able to shoulder," the letter continues.
It is conceivable that a state with small enrollments of these groups might be able to shoulder the whole burden; states with big enrollments ought to be wary about relinquishing federal matching funds.
If you're a body builder you might be able to shoulder a case back home, but for the rest of us six bottles will be a whole lot easier to carry.
Barber will not be able to shoulder the bulk of the offense -- Dayne will be counted on to establish the run -- but Collins will need Barber as a dependable outlet against the blitzing, aggressive Eagles defense.
While the fringe offers performers comprehensive advice on how to create relaxed performances, or have audio or visual descriptions, virtually none would be able to shoulder the costs themselves, and neither can the venues.
The result is a fudge that favors a rump force based on dubious military necessity and a hope that, at some point, the local force – whether in Afghanistan, Iraq or elsewhere – will be able to shoulder the burden.
Indeed, fashion executives say, without LVMH capital Mr. Kors and Mr. Jacobs, both Americans, would not be able to shoulder the costs of expanding their businesses as effectively as they have in recent years, with accessories, spinoff labels and their own stores.
