User fees, not burdensome federal aviation taxes, are the answer.
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The solution is not burdensome new rules, but lower taxes.
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It is the genius of the free market, not burdensome government mandates, that has delivered this unrivaled accomplishment.
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We also want to make sure that remote identification solutions are not burdensome or costly for our customers.
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The UAW wage request is likely not burdensome to GM's bottom line and GM will likely seek a quick resolution.
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It produces the desired results, it is not burdensome for people with limited incomes and the money saved adds up over time.
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"I hope they've had an epiphany, that they understand that these requests, the requests the committee's making, are not burdensome," Grijalva told CNN.
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Additional policies are needed to accelerate this trend and boost U.S. competitiveness in global clean energy markets, and such policies are enormously beneficial, not burdensome.
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Likewise, Kirsh noted that it's not burdensome for Uber users to switch to another app, such as Grubhub, for the features Uber is now better integrating in its app.
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"Our challenge is to make sure that these procedures are as easy as possible and not burdensome," he said in his speech in the European Parliament, which ended with a standing ovation.
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In the spirit of ensuring your first apartment registry is both useful for you and not burdensome for your friends and family, read on for a guide to exactly what to ask for.
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Seven states – California, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Vermont and Oregon – have legislative approval to offer employees these new retirement accounts that are less costly, not burdensome for employers, and provide automatic payroll deductions.
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"Our challenge is to make sure that these procedures are as easy as possible and not burdensome, particularly for small and medium businness," he said in a speech that ended with a standing ovation.
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However, figuring out the right design for such a policy so that it improves access to leave especially for lower income households, is not burdensome on employers, has a well-defined and stable source of funding, and provides at the very least, a basic minimum guarantee to all parents irrespective of where they might be located in the U.S., is the only way to turn this pipedream into a genuine, practical reality for all Americans.
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Since onggi the materials used in making Onggi can be easily and cheaply obtained, Onggi has traditionally retailed at a low price, which is not burdensome for ordinary people.
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The constitution and law provide for freedom of religion, and the government generally respected this right. The government required that all public associations, including religious associations, register; the process was routine and not burdensome. Traditional indigenous religious groups were not required to register. The Jewish population was estimated at less than 50, and there were no reports of antisemitic acts.
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In 1516, the Ottoman Empire invaded the Mamluk Sultanate of Egypt, conquering Syria, and incorporating it into its empire. The Ottoman system was not burdensome to Syrians because the Turks respected Arabic as the language of the Quran, and accepted the mantle of defenders of the faith. Damascus was made the major entrepot for Mecca, and as such it acquired a holy character to Muslims, because of the beneficial results of the countless pilgrims who passed through on the hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca. 1803 Cedid Atlas, showing Ottoman Syria labelled as "Al Sham" in yellow Ottoman administration followed a system that led to peaceful coexistence.
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This fee was not burdensome but instead formed part of a government strategy to convince the peasants that their possession of the land was definitive; all mention of collectivisation was avoided. The reform increased the PCR's popularity among the peasantry, but the growth was slight and temporary, so that the party still resorted to fraud in rural areas during the 1946 election.Artúr Lakatos, "Land Reform in Romania, 1945. Motives and consequences", in Philobiblon, nr. 2/2014, pp. 467-68. According to an official communiqué from January 1947, of 1,443,911 ha (5,574.97 mi²) expropriated from 143,219 owners, 1,057,674 ha were distributed to peasants, while 387,565 ha became state reserves.
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The conscientious never partook of demai without first separating the tithes due thereon. It was not necessary, however, to separate all the dues enumerated above, as no one was suspected with regard to the heave-offering, for two reasons: first, it was not burdensome, as the minimum quantity satisfied the Law,Hullin 137b and, secondly, the offense of neglecting it was considered very serious.Sanhedrin 83a It was therefore only necessary to mark out the first tithe and the second. Of the former, one-tenth was separated as "the heave-offering of the tithe," and the remaining nine-tenths were retained by the owner, as the Levite was unable to prove his claim.
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On All About Jazz, Phil DiPietro said "Ben and crew literally unearth layer upon layer of harmonic invention from the tunes and progressions. ... The listener must therefore prepare the ears for some heavy, but certainly not burdensome, lifting as well ... All in all, another extremely strong release from an underrecognized, innovative harmonic master and his henchmen that, so fortunately for us all, calls out for the next".DiPietro, P. All About Jazz Review, accessed May 14, 2018 In JazzTimes, Christopher Porter wrote "Guitarist Ben Monder possesses such prodigious technique that songs can run away from him as he restlessly crams in every chordal variation. And this is mostly a very good thing, especially on Excavation ... Excavation is well worth digging".
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