According to conventional wisdom, the corporate tax burden is borne principally by the owners of capital in the form of lower returns.

The burden of creating integrated communities has been placed on a randomly assembled group comprising some of the least connected members of society.

China s Burden

(d) Debt burden

Delegating and streamlining the workload

In the end, debt relief has a positive impact on a country's balance of payments, as the Government transfers fewer resources to foreign creditors, but does not ease the budgetary burden faced by the Government.

A convenience has become a burden.

Receiving young refugees is not just a burden.

Cutting the burden of Africa's debt

The vast bulk of the caregiving workload for those who look after people with disabilities falls on women and girls, turning the infamous double day' into a triple day of demands (Wolffe, 1999).

Women and girls carry the burden of support and care.

As a result, the workload is mainly shouldered by women.

Africa bears an overwhelming proportion of the malaria burden.

The burden of proof was on the claimant.

Thus, the author had not failed to discharge the required burden of proof.

Although Kazakhstan welcomed the positive steps taken by donor countries in the area of assistance and debt relief for the least developed countries, those steps were not sufficient to assure the full implementation of the Monterrey Consensus.

And that begins to lift a heavy burden off the world's poor.

First, the burden of economic dislocation was borne unequally.

Thus, insidiously, the burden of proof is shifted.

She will also confront these challenges with the added disadvantage of being female.

Security concerns are a drag on night life in Kabul.

Need for broader external debt relief

The increased workload has negatively affected staff morale.

Equally worrying is Africa's unsustainable debt burden.

The group called for special efforts by the international community to help LDCs meet their development targets in the light of the Brussels Programme of Action, particularly through aid, FDI, market access and debt relief.

Jewish brutality relieved the burden of wartime guilt.

Debt relief may help Madagascar protect its biodiversity.

(g) Language and documentation services (UNOV) share based on workload

The burden of transitional period, concerning the employment, is mainly carried out by women.

The burden of external indebtedness is one of the most serious obstacles to progress.

The current debt relief measures have been far from effective.

V. Workload Relating to Persons at Large and the Eight New Indictments

Forgiveness of underwater mortgages (where the outstanding loan exceeds the home s current market value), as well as reducing the foreclosure overhang of some 1.5 million homes, must be part of that solution.

These hospitals and clinics in turn reduce the burden of illness and deaths from other causes as well.

Like Evita and Ché, he bore the people's burden of expectation on his shoulders.

In the case of differential treatment, the burden of proof was on the employer.

The shared burden of proof is not applied in administrative and criminal court proceedings.

Consequently, the appellant has failed to discharge the burden of proof and therefore the relevant ground of annulment is dismissed .

Instead, the corporation was content to argue the issue on burden of proof only.

Debt relief should be more extensive and generous.

With an average growth rate of less than 1 over the past decade, and arguably the most sclerotic labor market in Europe, it is hard to see how Portugal can grow out of its massive debt burden.

She noted the paramount importance of special and differential treatment to offset the structural handicaps of LDCs and welcomed the most recent aid, debt relief and market access initiatives in favour of low income countries in general and LDCs in particular.

(ii) Updated proposals for workload standards, efficiency and related performance indicators

In principle, a single country might have to assume the entire burden of losses.

Finally, future generations would not be asked to bear the entire burden of rebalancing.