Sentences with phrase «as burden»

They will take up your troubles as their burden and get completely messed up in it.

According to the Mortgage Bankers Association, between 2010 and 2017, mortgages took 70 percent longer to close and origination costs skyrocketed 80 percent as the burden of regulatory compliance grew.

Such actions are putting these companies ahead of competitors who view the aging workforce largely as a burden putting strains on pension plans and healthcare costs.»

This, my fellow social workers, is how some of us have come to view family therapy and treatment — as a burden!

The present data indicate that when partners experience their helping role as a burden, it signals an underlying pressuring motivation to support their partner with chronic pain.

Don't look at your differences between you and your partner as a burden, but rather look at it as something that each of you can use to understand each other better.

However, I believe the overall message is clear: as well as the burden imposed by the GP co-payments, AMSs are going to have to cope with substantial reductions in other Indigenous health spending over the next few years.

Don't think of this kind of sacrifice as a burden — think of it as a way to invest in your relationship!

The resume I thought of as a burden to create and update, which I worked on while watching The Big Bang Theory or Game of Thrones, is possibly worth $ 1 mm or more to me.

Too few companies provide such opportunities and yes, it can be seen as a burden for them.

So what was once viewed as a burden for Android developers has now become one of the operating system's biggest strengths.

It is just one more way of making sure that your eventual passing does not come as a burden.

While it's also a requirement of your lease, it's not something you should consider as a burden.

However, sometimes the premium amount may appear as burden owing to the situations like loss of a job or during a medical crisis which restricts your finances and may stop you from paying the premium on time.

You certainly would not wish to leave your final expenses as a burden to your surviving loved ones.

Annapolis Gardens renters insurance sometimes is looked at as a burden, but it's really a blessing.

They're viewing the policy as a burden, not as a benefit to their lives.

If something tragic were to happen to you, it could cripple your business as well as burden your family.

Follmer continued, «I view the monthly payments, not as a burden like most, but as my greatest investment in myself.»

But don't look at the requirement as a burden — it's actually just another way that the community protects you and ensures your safety.

When broken out as a distinct part of a lawyer's workday, project management can be seen as a burden.

They cited the encumbrance associated with re-contracting with the various business partners, as well as the burden associated with establishing this type of record keeping.

In juvenile court, the merits» hearings require beyond a reasonable doubt as the burden of proof.

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These cases are unique as the burden of proof is shifted from the plaintiff to the defendant, where they will have to prove that they werenâ $ ™ t negligent.

When attorneys find themselves needing to take continuing legal education courses, many of them regard the experience as a burden, boring, or simply an unavoidable chore.

They view bikers as a burden.

As the burden of proof rests on your side of the legal arena, you need to be sure that you work with experienced trial lawyers who know how to present incriminating evidence of intoxication in your civil case.

Texas has made the recovery of punitive damages more difficult by changing what is known as the burden of proof.

If you are considering filing a personal injury lawsuit, you should be familiar with a legal concept known as the burden of proof.

Husband also appealed the finding that he was habitually intoxicated, claiming that the family court applied an incorrect, prima facie, standard as the burden of proof.

They will seldom willingly accept any kind of accountability for accidents that occur as a result of poor maintenance, as the burden of proof is on you, the plaintiff.

Rather than seeing this as a burden, many Israelis credit military service as a driving force behind the country's high - tech success.

Whether you view Burlington as a lifesaver to employees who've suffered retaliation or as a burden to employers who'll now have to remain 100 percent stoic in the face of a discrimination claim, litigation over how the Court's new standard will apply will keep employee and employment lawyers (as well as the courts that hear these claims) busy for a some time to come.

There was an overwhelming concern by disability charities that severely disabled persons would be seen as a burden and assisted suicide would be utilised to relive pressure on resources.

«For me, viewing travel as a burden doesn't work, because it is such a critical part of my role.»

Following that assertion, Aboriginal title is conceived of as a burden on the Crown's underlying title.

Although there apparently are some such students at Trinity Western, the Covenant is obviously a greater burden on most of them (except those who do not view celibacy as a burden) than on most heterosexual students (though it's worth noting that the Covenant does restrict the liberty of such students too, and in a way that would surely be unconstitutional if this restriction were imposed by the state).

Domestic employment laws originating from the EU legislature, such as the much vilified Working Time Directive, have often been described as a burden on business, inflexible, uncompetitive and inefficient.

If there is one way to ensure that countries don't act it is to frame mitigation as a burden.

We will not solve climate change until we stop seeing emissions reductions as a burden to be equally shared.

For climate change, talk of equity has inevitably framed emissions reductions as a burden which needs to be «fairly distributed», or as a penalty to atone for past sins.

Policies such as burden - sharing for equitable mitigation, investment into CCS technology, and international financial compensation are discussed as potential avenues for mitigating this impact.»

She quoted Michael Zammit Cutajar, executive secretary of the climate change secretariat, to the effect that the 1992 Rio convention defined the project of controlling climate change as a burden to be shared, and that this sharing would have to be one in which, under the rubric of common but differentiated responsibilities, the rich countries take the lead.

So now they're forced to eat what is placed on them as a burden.

any nation's fair share of safe global emissions, matters which are referred to by the IPCC usually as burden - sharing or effort - sharing considerations and a matter taken up in chapter 4 of IPCC, Working Group III chapter on sustainability and equity,

The sooner nations stop viewing emissions reduction as a burden to be shared, and more as an opportunity to be grasped, the sooner real climate progress will be achieved.

Exhibition curator Fiontan Moran takes you on a tour of Marlene Dumas: The Image as Burden, sharing an insight into...

In this evening lecture, artist Marlene Dumas talks about her current retrospective exhibition at Tate Modern, The Image as Burden.

Exhibition curator Helen Sainsbury takes you on a tour of Marlene Dumas: The Image as Burden, sharing an insight into...