Financial Burden in a sentence

Although the order argues that paying for health services for uninsured immigrants puts an undue burden on American taxpayers, advocates have been quick to argue that the real financial burden comes from people residing in the United States.

The programme was launched to lessen the financial burden of overdue municipal bills on senior citizens due to difficult economic financial situations while also increasing financial flexibility.

It also aligns with their commitment to providing financial relief without adding to the financial burden of their clients.

Advocates say that makes them vulnerable to criminals, puts an impossible financial burden on existing migrant communities that try to help, and slows down integration into U.S. society.

A Kern County Superior Court judge ruled attorneys representing Tastries Bakery Owner Cathy Miller should be paid $3.62 million after she encountered a financial burden placed upon her by the government “aggressively” pursuing legal enforcement.

As already discussed above, look to work with an insurer that has done its homework in this domain and is willing to shoulder much of the financial burden.

Biden is also going to face increasing calls to continue to extend the pandemic-related student loan pause as the perception of being the president who turns on a financial burden for voters during economic uncertainty could be a political killer.

By working to curb inflation, the government aims to alleviate the financial burden on the public.

He said that the project would generate about $3 million a year in local taxes for Hastings-on-Hudson while not adding to the financial burden of the local school system.

In addition, I believe that MAS can increase prices to alleviate some of the financial burden brought on by the soaring cost of raw materials.

It said it will see free schoolbooks provided in all primary and special schools in a permanent measure that is designed to ease some of the financial burden facing families with back-to-school costs.

NAN reports that in 2018, President Buhari rejected the bill, citing security concerns and financial burden of funding the organisation.

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Rising energy bills and inflation, coupled with legislative changes that the parliament adopted in late 2022, mean that municipalities are facing a heavy financial burden in the new year.

She expressed concern over the financial burden of travelling on the Nigerian populace, saying, “I don’t think any Nigerian smiles paying that kind of money travelling abroad.

She shouldered the financial burden but Ojo allegedly went to release the movie behind her back.

The amount of the electricity bill is almost 25% of the Municipality’s financial burden due to which it is always cash-strapped.

The financial burden is an incentive for government and private insurers to advocate for wide adaptation of the KidneyIntelX platform.

The increased cost due to the exchange rate is a financial burden and a source of emotional stress.

The project will prioritize primary health care along with strengthening hospitals to maximize access and efficiency, contributing to a reduced financial burden for referrals while ensuring more timely access to treatment for the population.