Like help for the unemployed, this would have done double duty, averting hardship and heading off spending cuts that could worsen the downturn.
By attempting to avert financial hardship in this way, GE could instead create a public relations catastrophe.
The Alzheimer's Research Trust, which funded the study, says more people than ever retire later in life to avert financial hardship, but there may be a silver lining: lower dementia risk.
Thus we should take even crippling action to avert trivial hardships that may befall our long, long line of descendants.The present deserves a break for another reason, Mr Nordhaus says.
Making hard choices now will help avert much greater hardship in the future.
Iranians hope the deal will end years of international isolation and economic hardship – and avert the threat of war.
Jubilant Iranians took to the streets on Thursday night to celebrate news of a breakthrough in nuclear negotiations with the West, and to express their hopes that the deal will end years of international isolation and economic hardship – and avert the threat of war.
He lost his job and hasn't received another offer". A law signed by then-President Clinton in October made changes in the program that were designed to ease potential hardships and avert abuse against visa holders.
Indeed, there are cases intimating, too broadly (cf. Tidal Oil Co. v. Flanagan, supra), that it must give them that effect; but never has doubt been expressed that it may so treat them if it pleases, whenever injustice or hardship will thereby be averted.
Things, he insisted, had been much worse in the early 1990s; the government was taking the "tough long-term decisions" needed to avert a repeat of such Tory-inflicted hardship.
"Hardship happens to you.
