Sentence examples for because of hardship from inspiring English sources

§ 1656.15 Suspension of order to perform alternative service because of hardship to dependents.

The administration on Tuesday said that about 900 refugees would being processed this week for waivers because of hardship concerns.

One of the previously selected jurors, a 55-year-old woman, asked to be excused because of hardship.

A worker who is taking care of a sick parent might explain the situation and win extra weeks or months of employment because of hardship, he said, especially when the downsizing is being done in waves, not all at once.

While the federal government allowed him to suspend his payments because of hardship, New Jersey sued him, seeking $266,000 in payments, and seized a state tax refund he was owed.

The Affordable Care Act includes language providing the administration with broad authority to specify who can avoid the mandate because of hardship, which the law describes as "an individual eligible for a hardship exemption, such information as the Secretary shall prescribe".

More than two-thirds of them were immediately excused because of hardships, court records show, leaving a pool of 424.

Those numbers would still likely rise over the next few months for those who can sign up later because of hardships or changes in life circumstances.

One lesser-known fact is that forced migration disproportionately affects women and girls, because of hardships like lack of access to health services, limited educational opportunities, and rampant sexual and gender-based violence.

Locals lament the departure of great numbers of young Eritreans who have left over the last 20 years because of hardships brought by regional conflicts and enforced national service under a government that brooks little dissent.

Women with malaria are not inclined to get admitted, especially because of hardships related to hospitalization and supervised drug administration.