Lawrence Scott Sheets is director of the South Caucasus Project for the International Crisis Group, which released the report, "Tackling Azerbaijan's IDP Burden" last week.
He had repeatedly voiced frustration about cuts to working age benefits while those for pensioners were protected and thought about resigning over the unfair spread of the burden last year.
Young, An Easy Burden, 1996.
"This merely says that incumbency is a burden this year and so is familiarity.
Virginia Postrel's review of William Easterly's "White Man's Burden" (March 19) has much in common with the book itself.
Mitra S, Findley PA, Sambamoorthi U. Health care expenditures of living with a disability: total expenditures, out-of-pocket expenses, and burden, 1996 to 2004.
Collections of his poems in English translation include The Adam of Two Edens (2000), Unfortunately, It Was Paradise (2003), and The Butterfly's Burden (2007).
Equally, success could help Rome break the back of Italy's large refunding burden this year – completing nearly half of this year's ultra-long funding.
It is simply not economically feasible to cut the US deficit without raising taxes, given that Americans are enjoying their lowest tax burden since 1958.
The strong economy and the added burden summer air-conditioning have accentuated the steep jump in wholesale power rates, which have been passed along to consumers.
Catalonia will be less of a burden this year, but other big regions like Andalusia and Valencia may be tougher to tame.
