Leaning on the arm of her escort, she implores the vision technician to get her sight restored so she won't burden her family.
Davis concedes the card proposal wouldn't burden small businesses directly, but she worries it could drive up card fees and lead the IRS to unfairly "profile" businesses for audit.
"For a lot of us, it doesn't present a burden -- we don't feel as if we have to choose between the West and the East, " she says.
He'd seen how his players didn't unravel under the burden of injuries, how they hadn't shrunk after a four-game losing streak.
To say that the U.S. economy couldn't bear the burden of these new bonds is utterly preposterous.
Court said the programmers hadn't met the burden of proving that they would be harmed by the mandate.
She didn't want to burden them with the truth, but burdening them with ignorance is really much worse.
As long as you can prove you won't be a burden and have enough cash, they'll accept you and then you just find suitable work.
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We realized that if either of us ever needed some help, we wouldn't want to burden our children and take them away from their own families or careers to look after us.
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Sammy says it's arguing on the side of efficiency, noting that the new hardware is up against the very same claims as the iPhone 5 it added to the case last week, asserting that their inclusion wouldn't be a burden to the court.
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Mark Stephanz, 50, a vice chairman at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, said he finally decided to admit he was gay in 2007 because he didn't want to burden his three kids with keeping a secret at school, where they interacted with clients' children.
But poor countries can't carry the financial burden of saving their wildlife simply because wealthy countries feel sentimental.
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The AMT was adopted in 1969 to ensure wealthy Americans with tax shelters don't shirk their tax burden altogether.
But they also want to make sure that middle-class folks aren't bearing the entire burden and sacrifice when it comes to some of these big challenges.
But the U.S. isn't bearing the whole burden.
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And it represents his belief about how we can achieve the kind of revenue that's necessary for a balanced package in a way that ensures that we don't put all the burden for long-term deficit reduction on seniors or the middle class or other vulnerable communities.
And to make sure taxpayers don't shoulder the whole burden, I'm also proposing a Partnership to Rebuild America that attracts private capital to upgrade what our businesses need most: modern ports to move our goods, modern pipelines to withstand a storm, modern schools worthy of our children.
However, eliminating the monthly burden isn't as easy as just not sending in the payment.
Girls, he says, run away because their parents cannot afford dowries to get them married, and they don't want to be a burden to their families anymore.
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It has to ask the wealthiest Americans to pay more so that the burden isn't unduly placed on seniors and students and families who have children with disabilities and others.
Microsoft mentioned Via's mobile processing road map specifically, and LCD tech is clearly advancing to a point where a 7-inch display isn't as much of a burden on a handheld form factor.
And I guess I just didn't think that we needed to burden the taxpayer with additional expenses.
The GPSmile 52 Car Navigator should feel right at home on a dashboard or in a hiker's palm, as the 9.5 x 7.7 x 2.2-centimeter enclosure and 6.3-ounces of heft shouldn't pose too much of a burden on the average weary traveler either way.
They will also be able to demonstrate that the lowest paid won't be expected to shoulder the heaviest burden.
But he says the contests would be expensive and state leaders won't let their taxpayers pick up the burden.
The wrong approaches to tinkering mostly require employees to shoulder a burden that managers themselves don't: the true risk and consequences of complete aimlessness.
Because taxes paid to states don't all come from state residents (for example, tourists and commuters contribute to sales and gas taxes), this list doesn't measure the average resident's tax burden.
Unlike the rest of Europe, where governments collapsed under the euro crisis's burden, the French didn't sanction Sarkozy for his management of the financial crisis, which in fact many consider good.
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