Opposition is sometimes manifested; but it is everwhere acknowledged that the legislature possesses the power to divide counties and towns at their pleasure, and to apportion the common property and the common burdens in such manner as to them may seem reasonable and equitable.
But people living in rural regions of the United States, despite their vastly different histories and cultures, economies and geographies, share the common burden of isolation.
This could be in the form of the United States of Europe, as I mentioned earlier: a single, solid entity based on solidarity, which disperses our common burden to lighten the burden for everyone.
Under common burdens we say there is much virtue in the world, and what evil co-exists is inevitable.
Symptom burden in common headache disorders arises from pain, and, in migraine, additionally from nausea, vomiting and photo- and/or phonophobia.
The findings from this study support the influence of social capital on HRQoL impairment, with particular focus on co-existing affective and cardiovascular conditions, two of the most common causes of disease burden in the Australian community.
The MetS prevalence and its components are common and major public health burden in the middle-aged adults in Vietnam.
Migraine is a common neurological disorder with significant economic burden in the United States.
Ailments of poverty, including some tropical diseases much more common in poor countries, are a burden in several regions of the United States, a new analysis finds.
Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) is a common malignancy worldwide with a high burden in West Africa.
(Ages 12 and up) In these three short novellas, each about young teenagers dealing with horrific turns of fate -- a beloved aunt dies of AIDS, a deathbed promise must be kept, and a golfing companion carries a grisly burden in his backpack -- common sense, good will and wit prevail.
