0 having to do more than is fair in order to allow other people to get what they want in a situation:
It will be quite impossible to hold the wage pause if further demands are put upon family incomes.
Considerable strain, however, has been put upon the networks through which non-food resources are shared.
For those especially interested in music, the book provides some radically sceptical views of the ways in which ideological ' ' spins ' ' have been put upon jazz and later popular forms.
It is simply not right that small local companies providing very local or regional services should have these burdens put upon them.
I should not have thought this an onerous obligation to put upon them.
I believe that what really worries them is that they feel that the wrong interpretation was put upon these events from the very beginning.
He confirmed that a wrong interpretation had been put upon his words and issued a most helpful statement.
No doubt that would be an appropriate place for forging the chains which certain forms of government might put upon us.
