Sentences with phrase «something a burden»

Our industry's legacy carries with it the burden of existing courses, development tools, and processes, invented only for the desktop or «big screen».

While some single parents have done this quite successfully, others find it a burden that is simply too much for one person to bear.

From religion one learns to cope with himself and to take upon himself the burden of his own life.

Some residents feel reporting the nursing home abuse will make them a burden to their families or they have been threatened and fear the nursing home abuse will grow worse.

In addition the law on contempt as applied in this case presumed the accused guilty and imposed on them the burden of proof of innocence contrary to the principles of fair trial.

Will this save us the burden of dividend tax?

But more importantly it is the best way for me to teach my community without violating their own spirits and placing upon them the burden of my own expectations and desires.

I think it's fair now to pass to you the burden of proof.

Someone who does not have to do it, for the sake of those who do not deserve it, must voluntarily take on himself the burden of their need.

Student borrowers are guilty of over borrowing from the government to afford college tuition and then find themselves burdened with debt they can not afford and with high interest rates that end up extending their debts for decades.

Over the course of a few years, there would be an erosion of the Church's public presence, as Catholic institutions find themselves burdened by fines and unable to offer health coverage.

While there are many people who consider it a burden required by their mortgage company, it is actually very important to protect you and your home against damage and other catastrophic events, which could threaten your financial stability.

In his decision Commissioner King says Anderson didn't «meet her burden of proof» in arguing that the Board of Education sold the building for less than market value.

Our Lord, and lay not upon us a burden like that which You laid upon those before us.

Raheem Sterling's rise to prominence over the past 12 months will likely see the young talent sign a lucrative new contract at LFC in the coming weeks, however, the pace of the forward's progression has also seen him burdened with great responsibility at the age of just 19.

Observe how often we burden the schools with obligations to prevent drug abuse, make kids fit, teach them character, get them inoculated, keep them off the streets, and on and on.

Don't have time for — The same people who were so enthusiastic about their new puppies or dogs when they first got them often consider them a burden once they realize that they are living beings who have certain needs that can not be ignored.

In contrast to 50 years ago when Catholics marrying normally planned to have a large family and rejoiced at the prospect, many Catholic couples today regard such a plan with a certain fear, thinking it would hinder their self - fulfilment and bring them burdens rather than joy.

Wishing you a burden - free spring break.

But what matters is that in every hour of decision we are aware of our responsibility and summon our conscience to weigh exactly how much is necessary to preserve the community, and accept just so much and no more;... that we... struggle with destiny in fear and trembling lest it burden us with greater guilt than we are compelled to assume.

mercy and forgivness and Love is the greatis gift of all.just as he died for our sin, he lifts us up and and gives us peace So that we can forgive one and other, and this is a wonderfull example how god frees our soul from burdens too hard to bare GOD BLESS YOU ALL

There are various breakfasts that spare you the burden of choice: You get can hotcakes, eggs, hashbrowns, bacon, sausage, toast etc. in one meal deal.

By it's own definition — aid down by an authority as incontrovertibly true — it removes from itself the burden of proof, from the responsibility of having to map onto our reality in any meaningful way.

We must sympathetically identify ourselves with them and take into ourselves their burdens.

It burdens parents and keeps kids from being able to feel competent around homework.

They burden young people and their parents with costs which disproportionately hit middle earners (the millionaire pays the same as a family earning # 40,000).

'' [T] he burden in this proceeding is not on Teachout to establish residency, but rather upon the petitioners to establish by clear and convincing evidence that she does not meet the residency requirements,» said the court.

It reduces choice and freedom for millions of individuals, and it burdens enterprises with unacceptable levels of taxation.

Sen. Marco Rubio disputed the idea that he's a climate skeptic in the second GOP debate, asserting instead that he opposes policies to reduce emissions if they burden the U.S. economy while failing to affect global temperatures.

The revised biosketch is now being phased in across NIH, despite howls of protest that it burdens grant reviewers and lets scientists inflate the importance of their work.

My job is really easy when I have someone to help me burden the load, help me when I'm in need of support, and be there so I can actually support her, too.

Slogans such as «education is the new civil right» sound forthright, but they burden practical policy discussions with tense personal and ideological commitments.

I've had 3 late payments in all (two in 2008) and one in 2009 — but only one with National Bank — and all of them were while I was a student and all the 3 payments were because I fell ill (overwhelmed, stressed — I also had mono which made it a burden for me to even ATTEND class).

Getting a secured loan (otherwise known as a homeowner's loan) might be a good option for you if you're in need of urgent capital that won't leave you burdened with high interest payments that are typical from other loans.

The super-thin, close - fitting and lightweight design gives you no burden anytime anywhere.

And even if those imagined regulations (which in reality wouldn't be nearly as intrusive as he believes) were to avert catastrophic climate change — saving millions of Berts in the process — Inhofe will be damned if he'll let them burden the A.W.s of the world.

Yet many schools and districts find themselves burdened by such requests and poorly equipped to respond to them.

Schools with disadvantaged pupil intakes, however, who find it harder, starting from a low base, to demonstrate the requisite level of progress, will find themselves burdened by multiple, and contradictory, accountability measures.

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Chastise God though we may for thrusting on us the burdens of parenthood before we are ready, the situation does not change.

The Connecticut Supreme Court recently held that defendants were entitled to summary judgment in a premises liability case, finding that the plaintiff had failed to meet her burden of proving constructive notice of the allegedly defective condition.

Happily, carrying a South Carolina renters insurance plan saves us the burden of having to think about that sort of daunting financial prospect if we ever were to go through something like a fire or a storm wiping out everything we own.