Sentence examples for burden of offering from inspiring English sources

The third misconception is that regular volunteers can take on the burden of offering debt advice after the face-to-face funding runs out.

The BBC was forced to accept the burden of offering free TV licences for the over-75s in July, less than two months after the election and 18 months before the end of its current 10-year charter, which runs out in at the end of 2016.

This has spared Uber and other companies in the on-demand economy the financial burden of offering benefits to their growing ad hoc workforces.

In February, 2011, MH initiated an unprecedented strategy of offering free medication to control and reduce the burden of hypertension, diabetes and asthma: the Saude nao tem Preco program (i.e., Health is Priceless) program [ 29].

But the goal of desegregation, of offering educational opportunity for every child in Yonkers, carried a burden that none of them could have anticipated at the time.

In practical terms, the results suggest that clinical interventions that reduce impairment might be expected to bring direct benefits in participation for men and those less deprived whereas other interventions, perhaps directed at reducing social burden or offering alternative methods of participation might be more helpful for women and those more deprived.

Where pastoralists own the habitat, regulations are a burden, but offering incentives can make having a rare species an opportunity instead of a risk.

The reduced number of items offers the important clinical advantage of reduced time burden while still offering measurement properties that are meaningful to clinicians.

Companies are increasingly turning to private investors, known as qualified institutional buyers with at least $100 million in assets, to raise capital through 144a offerings without the regulatory burden of a public offering.

Yet to those who come later such buildings seem, above all, a burden: offering shelter, but also a reminder of what hasn't worked out.

For the institution, PAL can alleviate faculty teaching burden [ 6] offering a potential resource saving measure, to accommodate the increasing number of medical students undertaking early clinical activities, in what was previously considered pre-clinical years [ 7, 6].