"The government's loan will un-encumber the ILC from the crippling impact of an existing debt that is diverting resources from its core business of supporting the economic aspirations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians," said Indigenous affairs minister Nigel Scullion, who added the resort had become an "incubator" of Indigenous employment.
When you do the math, the crippling impact of debt on retirement savings is huge.
He went on to say, "Congress should be aware, however, of the crippling impact of a flat budget when research opportunities and needs are growing".
The law also forbids local districts, which in California are the main authorizers for new charters, to take into account the potentially crippling impact of new charters to district financing when the districts consider approving new schools.
Earlier this month, the Wall Street Journal published an important piece that highlighted the crippling impact of the sanctions on Iranian private businesses that are completely disconnected from the government and the nuclear program.
This lesson is on our minds not only because of the crippling impact of the worst Ebola outbreak in history, but also because today is the inaugural Universal Health Coverage Day.
LONDON, 8 June 2013 – The Nutrition for Growth event held in London today delivered a new opportunity to further reduce the crippling impact of stunting and other forms of undernutrition for millions of children, says UNICEF.
London conference delivers new hope for children in the battle against stunting and other forms of undernutrition – UNICEF LONDON, 8 June 2013 – The Nutrition for Growth event held in London today delivered a new opportunity to further reduce the crippling impact of stunting and other forms of undernutrition for millions of children, says UNICEF.
That was a perversion of securitisation, rather than an indictment of it.More troubling to proponents of modern finance was the crippling impact on market liquidity of uncertainty about the scale of risks and who held them.
From Beirut to Baghdad, tens of millions of people now suffer daily outages, with a crippling impact on businesses, schools, health care, and other basic services, including running water and sewerage.
