11.   Chater recently told a group of senior citizens in Houston that the Medicare changes may impose new financial burdens on Social Security recipients.

12.   Corporate executives were furious at the prospect of huge new burdens without much offsetting relief.

13.   Curt Smitch, assistant regional director of the service, said the proposals would impose no new curbs on timber sales nor new burdens on private landowners.

14.   Elderly people escaped onerous new burdens this year.

15.   Even broader concerns, felt throughout surrounding Lake County, center on new burdens being placed on already overcrowded schools and roads.

16.   If its debt is repackaged, South Korea will be struggling with its new burden for some time.

17.   It would impose a new burden, a new mandate, on small employers.

18.   Lockyer said defendants who represent themselves on appeal could be expected to place new burdens on the legal system, requiring judges and prosecutors to decipher poorly written material.

19.   More often than not, these new burdens fall most heavily on the artistic director.

20.   Now the terrorist attacks, and the fear of more, are adding a new burden to global trade.