Putting that burden on recipients of the letters, he said, violates the First Amendment.
Multilaterals benefit from having greater independence from immediate political considerations; their aid is untied and much less fragmented, and their larger projects reduce the administrative burden on recipients.
The DORA states that systems for monitoring the conditional grant should not impose an "undue administrative burden" on recipients and "should be compatible and integrated with" other systems [ 51].
Moreover, any financing should come through grants and concessional loans to reduce the financial burden on recipient countries.
The result was an increasing administrative burden for recipient governments, which both stretched and undermined their authority [ 8].
In vivo deletion of Glut1 from B-ALL cells, however, markedly reduced leukemic tumor burden in recipient animals and prevented disease progression.
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, in a dissenting opinion joined by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, said that the district court had correctly blocked the program because the new pre-authorization requirement imposed a burden on Medicaid recipients while not accomplishing any additional goal of the Medicaid program.
However, by 72 h, the difference in the weight loss was clearly reflected in the bacterial burden of the recipients.
Third, the work of creating context and prose around all these emails places a cognitive burden on the recipient to determine what action to take on the email, and then how to track that action to a point where it can be mercifully put to bed.
Offa's Kentish charters show him laying these same burdens on the recipients of his grants there, and this may be a sign that the obligations were being spread outside Mercia.
The most frequently assessed variables have been caregiver psychological outcomes (especially depression and burden) and care recipient physical and health care use outcomes.
