Quotes about burden
burden prove race
Childs has not won. It's still his burden to prove race discrimination.
burden clearly earn income increasing message people sending system tax wrong
Canada's progressive tax system imposes an ever increasing burden on people as they earn more income. Clearly our tax system is sending the wrong message when it penalizes people for being successful.
burden class contribute helping missed number people time worth
But helping a number of people contribute to their communities without the burden of missed class time is worth the trade-off.
burden retention
Total non-retention has kept my education from being a burden to me. Flannery O'Connor
burden call district early huge parents pick puts
In a district like ours, early dismissal puts a huge burden on parents because they have to pick up their kids. So when we have early dismissal, I make the call the day before.
burden consistent figure hope people pray system tax trying works
I just hope and pray that this thing works out. You've got to have a consistent tax system so it wouldn't be a burden on people trying to figure things out of state. John Kerr
burden coaches confidence might playing puts throw
I just don't think our girls, offensively, are playing with a whole lot of confidence, so it puts a burden on all of them and us as coaches to know who to throw it to that might make a shot.
burdened complete confidence interest matter requires senator serious
I just don't have a lot of confidence in Senator Mitchell. I think he's burdened by having an interest in the game. This matter is so serious that it requires complete independence.
burden care grab hit job low ray saw took tried
I put the burden on me. I don't care how low it is, it's my job to get it. I saw the ball. I tried to go down and get it. It hit off my foot. I tried to grab it and Ray took it from me. Trent Dilfer
burden concerns failing heavy judge lifetime met powerful prior proving raised record roberts simply warrants
By failing to allay the concerns his record raised prior to the hearings, Judge Roberts simply has not met the heavy burden of proving that he warrants a lifetime appointment to the most powerful judgeship in the country. Nan Aron
burden changing faced financial investor ownership scrutiny
By changing ownership of the manufacturer, not just the branding, much of the regulatory burden and investor scrutiny financial advisors had faced may be eliminated.
burden business impose license order putting
By my order today, I'm putting the burden on Prudential to show why I should not impose the stiffest of fines or revoke or suspend its license to do business in Florida, Bill Nelson
burden care figure happy home ill last major mentally
He's the last major Tiananmen figure (to be released). He hasn't come home for 17 years. I'm very happy ... but he's mentally ill and it will be a burden to take care of him.
burden came carry control mystery sit whether
I don't know if I want to carry this burden - its still a mystery to me - but I know what I don't want to do, which is just to sit around ... I came here to find out whether ... we are going to control our own fate. Harry Anderson
burden capable good huge obviously shoulders tonight
I didn't think Yao was particularly as good tonight as he has been. There's obviously a huge burden on his shoulders right now, but we're capable of making (shots) and we didn't tonight.
burdened carrying face green guy healthy heroes imagine imagining pain serious written
I've never written a character that wasn't burdened by years of pain and trauma. Let's face it: Most comic-book heroes have some serious baggage. Not Green Arrow. He's a healthy guy - imagine that? Carrying your hero around in your head, imagining the world through his eyes, is just a hoot.
burden financial
It would be a financial burden on the schools.
burden companies fairer liability powers result sharing vote
It welcomes new powers for shareholders to vote through proportionate liability for auditors, which should result in a fairer sharing of the burden between companies and their auditors.
burden case committees discretion district handle motivated proof provides proving school sending student transfer whether
It provides the district committees more discretion in how to handle each case that comes before them. It also shifts the burden of proof in proving whether a transfer was materially motivated from the sending school to the student and his family.
burdened customers guilty job people
It's not my job to get people to vote. My job is to make customers go out and have fun. I don't want them to feel guilty or burdened about voting.
burdened fully greater guys happened ready role
It's not like our need for him went away because he was hurt. It still was there, and sometimes there in greater fashion. What has happened is that other guys have been burdened with more of a role than they are fully ready for yet.
burden computer guy overtime paying people small
In some really small businesses, it may be that your only computer guy will have to come in. Paying overtime for those people is a little more of a burden on the small company.
burden confess save tax time
Now are you going to save us a lot of time and trouble, Mr. Downes, and confess or are you going to be a burden on the tax payer? John Thaw
burden coach deserved people winning
Coach deserved it more than anybody. He went through so much, we put him through so much that people don't know about. It was just a big burden off our shoulders, just winning the championship.
burden coming difficult economic immediate shadow task
Coming out of Greenspan's shadow is a difficult enough task for anyone. The burden of that task is complicated by the immediate economic situation.
burden despite economic fact low population prior rate relative remains since unemployed
Despite the fact that the unemployment rate remains low relative to prior economic downturns, the burden on the unemployed population has been the most severe, by one measure, since at least 1972.
burden care changes choices control costs despite employers encourage evaluate evidence financial health increases looking needs offering proposed remain requires slower solutions targeted ways workers workforce
Despite slower increases and better budgeting, health care costs remain a financial burden for most U.S. employers. Employers need to think strategically about ways to control their health care costs, and they need to evaluate all proposed changes for evidence of effectiveness. This requires looking at the differing needs in the workforce and offering targeted solutions that encourage all workers to look at their health care choices more critically.
burden expense fee flat huge month mortality unheard
A flat fee of $20 a month is unheard of. With this annuity, you don't have the burden of the mortality and expense charge. Over time, this is a huge advantage.
burden capability essential people population services within
The most important thing for people to know is, as the population grows, the need for essential services has been a burden on our capability to live within our growth.
burden conscience either lift lifted rough social
rough contrivance to lift from the social conscience a burden that should not be either lifted or lightened in any way. Robert Thompson
burden innocent movies proof
Presumed Innocent was filmed for the movies and The Burden of Proof was filmed for TV. Scott Turow
burden code country extra founded freedom husbands maintain places tax
A country founded on freedom should not maintain a tax code that arbitrarily places an extra burden on husbands and wives, Tom DeLay
burden offense special
It's a special burden on the offense to do something this series.