And, perhaps, if we see adversity as natural, consistent and useful, we're less burdened by the presence of it.

This entails a considerable financial burden.

All this work means a financial burden.

No, but it carries moral weight.

But it seems an imposition. Imposition nothing, that's good business.

Jordan has shouldered an enormous human load as a result of the conflict.

It's been a burden doing business with an honest, decent man.

Women also bear a large burden in caring for orphaned children.

The situation of refugees and displaced persons constitutes a major burden for Croatian society.

I won't let all of this become a burden for her. But she has to keep up.

It's just that I hate to be a load on anybody.

A strict liability is considered to put too much burden on the shipper.

This has, however, resulted in a further burden on the Secretariat.

For far too long Haiti has been a burden on the collective conscience of the region.

This has placed an unforeseen and undue burden on the Organization.

Local governments bear a large economic burden from this dependence on the automobile.

That's truly admirable and it puts a real moral burden on us.

I really feel that the development that we make shouldn't create a further burden for us as human beings, but should be used to improve our fundamental lifestyle of how we live in the world.

But these celebrations cost a lot of money and usually become a burden for the family.

A similar situation was occurring in neighbouring countries and was an additional burden for UNRWA.

Therefore, we have been faced with a very complex burden that requires massive international attention to all its multifaceted dimensions.

The Ministers recognized that States in the region bear a major economic burden of the implementation of the sanctions.

Your Committee, therefore, bears a great burden, but you are not alone in your endeavour.

Such an excessive increase creates an unbearable burden for most developing countries.

While some countries are overburdened, others are taking advantage of the current situation.

It's never too early to celebrate! That's a load off my mind.

Yes, sir, the bonds of matrimony can weigh heavily on one's soul.

Admittedly this will place a further burden on SIDS.

This loss is directly affecting the contractor and it burdens the producer.

Some see refugees as an economic and social burden, while others consider them a threat to their security.

The complex and dramatic challenges facing the world place a heavy burden on public administration.

Costs associated with climate change mitigation and adaptation already represent an added burden for farmers.

Other members considered that the overall level of a country's debt itself constituted a significant burden.

The achievements to which I referred come at an enormous cost a cost that represents an enormous burden to our people.

However, the growing numbers of refugees and asylum seekers are straining the asylum system.

A person who is physically disabled can become a burden to the family, becoming someone who eats but does not produce anything.

Therefore, the quest for ecologically sound technologies created a new burden for developing countries.

But the economic, social, cultural and human legacy of apartheid will be a heavy one to bear and hard to eradicate.

The mines leave permanent fields of death, which become a burden far too heavy for States to bear.

Many demands and problems foisted on the United Nations have put a lot of strain on its coffers.

These tremendous increases have placed a severe strain on the Secretariat, both organizationally and financially.

Furthermore, my Government is in favour of lifting the economic embargo that is such a burden on that country.

The Chief Minister stressed that the Government would make certain that the introduction of CET did not place a burden on the poor.

lower, lower and lower energy state.

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