Sentence examples for would be burdened from inspiring English sources
Issa also addressed the concern that the ITC, which already deals with a large volume of cases, would be burdened by the extra workload.
Wayne LaPierre, chief executive of the National Rifle Association, suggests that gun manufacturers would be burdened if the ban were extended.
It would be burdened with $28.4 billion in long-term debt, 44percentt of AT&T's total, reflecting the money borrowed when AT&T was buying cable operations.
It is hard to believe a club which has not finished below seventh in the last five seasons would be burdened with hardship.
Smaller online companies, however, would be burdened with substantial legal and insurance costs if they sought protection against litigation from outside their home market, he said.
Kasich said his decision to veto the heartbeat bill was influenced by the high cost of legal fees, which his state would be burdened with.
Today's government uses regulation to achieve policy goals by imposing on the private sector burdens less obvious than taxation would be, burdens that become visible only indirectly, in higher prices.
I felt proud, like I had given him a new take on something he'd been burdened with his whole life.
The NHS, banking and agriculture would suddenly be burdened with extra requirements, business leaders said.
From that point on the global operations would not be burdened by North American losses.
