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spec: Not all media frowns on curse words . Acknowledging that the future is `` inherently uncertain , '' the trustees use conservative assumptions of population and economic growth . Utah will have to sort out exactly who will shoulder the scoring and leadership load . If you do not receive this information , you may pick it up in your college Dean 's office . The question now being asked is who will shoulder the costs : the power companies , the independent alternative energy providers , the government or the public ? News had already surfaced before the polling period that Bush wanted to boost U.S. forces in Iraq . The epidemic disproportionately affects women and adolescent girls who are socially , culturally , biologically and economically more vulnerable , and who shoulder the burden of caring for the sick and dying . In conducting the study , the Board shall review law , regulations , studies ( including Transportation Research Board Special Report 225 ) , and practices and develop recommendations regarding any revisions to law and regulations that the Board determines appropriate . " The theft of intellectual property victimizes not only its owners and their employees , but also the American people , who shoulder the burden of increased costs for goods and services . Then of course there is the oil depletion allowance , which is based on the amount of oil produced , rather than the number of new holes drilled , and therefore helps the giant firms more than the small wildcatter who shoulders much more of the risk . The three subjects in optical science aim to provide an understanding of optical systems and the ability to analyse the performance of optical systems , as well as the ability to develop designs for optical systems to specified performance criteria . Who shoulders responsibility ? Using these theories we examine the institutional forces that the government , unions , and corporate powers have on wages and hours worked .