Will this commitment unduly burden one parent?
The randomized trials testing carmustine wafers provided core evidence that this approach was efficacious in providing a modest yet real and meaningful improvement in survival in appropriately selected patients, with minimal toxicity and less patient time commitment and burden.
Politicians naturally tend to make unsustainable spending commitments that burden unorganised future voters, and bond vigilantes provide a necessary counterbalancing force.
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He said the new commitments means "burden-sharing over the next few critical months is a reality involving many countries that are part of the Nato alliance".
"We don't feel capable of taking on a financial commitment that could burden the Italian finances over the coming years," Monti told reporters.
To evaluate the impact in Health Related Quality of Life (HRQoL), the time commitment and the burden perceived by the principal informal caregiver (PC) of Alzheimer's patients (AP) in Spain, as well as the typeand amount of external help received.
What's needed, however, are tax increases to bring revenues and spending into line, as well as a commitment that the burden of long-term deficit reduction will be divided between tax increases and spending cuts.
Professional employer organizations applaud the president's commitment to lifting burdens on small businesses.
While the Obama administration has pledged US$13 billion annually to global health initiatives up to 2014, the IOM report urges that current commitments overlook the burden of NCDs.
Justice involves a commitment to the burdens and benefits of research being shared equally throughout all populations and sections of society.
