Given the broader hardships that any Bordeaux château faces, the transformation has been impressive, Staples says.
The law gives the Department of Health and Human Services broad discretion to grant "hardship" exemptions to people who say they can't afford the mandate.
Having been raised by a volatile Korean War Marine Combat Veteran who suffered from Post Traumatic Stress, a former Marine himself and as a father of a fallen Army Combat Veteran who also suffered from PTS, John Henry has a broad understanding of the hardships associated with homecoming.
Too often, college students are lured by schools or lenders into ruinously priced loans, even when they are eligible for affordable federal loans that offer hardship deferments and broad consumer protections.
In broad, concise strokes, she describes the hardships he endured in pursuit of ethnographic data and fresh meat.
The general hardship cluster had a broader symptom association including suicidal ideation and attempts (OR = 1.73), emotional numbing (OR = 1.63) and magical ideation (OR = 1.47).
Achieving the promise of universal coverage – that everyone should receive needed health services, at acceptable levels of quality, without incurring financial hardship – requires policy action on a broader front.
In broad terms, the genesis of Tunisia's protest — corruption, hardship and abuse of power — is shared across the region, most notably perhaps in Egypt and Algeria.
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".
Many residents have lamented the violence and hardship, though the opposition to Mr. Assad seems to have broad support among the city's Sunnis.
