Mattis said that though there was a sense among some Americans that the country was bearing "an inordinate burden", global engagement was still "very deeply rooted in the American psyche".
As we teach in our trainings and coaching sessions around the world, the burden of engagement always lies with the speaker to keep an audience's attention and ensure that their message is received in the manner it was intended.
My biggest concern... is to make sure we are able to cover everything If it isn't working out, it's a long time to keep struggling through it Financial impact Supervisors had mixed feelings about the financial burden of engagement.
"China would probably rather share the burden of economic engagement with the South, but if necessary, it will hold its ground as North Korea's sole economic outlet," said Mr. Delury of the Asia Society.
Major concerns of local stakeholders were inadequate community consultation and engagement; burden of research on the region; negative impact of research practices; lack of demonstrable community benefit; and power and control of research.
Engagement with residents and conflict burden varied highly across components.
Too often, previous attempts to incentivize engagement have burdened individual scientists, who may lack the training, time or funding, resulting in poor-quality engagement and a 'tick-box' mentality.
Over time and in the hands of some consultants who demonized frustrated employees to top executives, the term "employee engagement" allowed the burden to be shifted to the employee.
Health promotion volunteers (HPVs) who are expected to function as leaders in promoting community health in Japan feel both satisfaction and burden associated with their community engagement activities.
This knowledge needs to be accounted for in the planning of MS care, together with the development of specific evidence-based support for both the emotional burden of depressive symptoms and engagement in recreational life in both partners and PwMS.
