Phrases with «full burden»

Sentences with «full burden»

  • Most economists agree that the distinction between having the employer and employee pay is basically arbitrary, and the employee ultimately pays the tax's full burden. (vox.com)
  • We saw earlier that, although human punishment does not bear the full burden of requiting good and evil, it must hold up requital as an ideal; it must point beyond itself, to that perfect justice of which it is merely a token. (firstthings.com)
  • Liberal scholarship, therefore, accepted the full burden of historical critical scholarship without hesitation and without reserve, believing that the historical core of the gospel narratives, when reached, would reveal Jesus as he actually was, and that he would then be revealed as worthy of all honor, respect and imitation, revealed as the founder of a faith which consisted in following him and his teaching closely and purposefully. (religion-online.org)
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