Padmanabhan read me a passage noting that, in 1855, the regional government had "faced financial difficulties" and, to cover its expenses, had taken out a sizable loan from the temple.
Older adults can have difficulties getting insurers to cover ADHD prescriptions, and they sometimes need to get a waiver to have medications covered.
Mr. Dina of the Family and Children's Association said the smaller agencies that depended on the government for 90percentt of their budgets had the most difficulty raising money to cover their costs.
As a test, 28 scenarios of variable difficulty were designed to cover a wide variety of geometries.
Many patients also had difficulty getting insurance to cover treatment for their eating issues.
You wondered at times whether the great liberties she took with phrasing, rhythm and tempo in the Habanera from "Carmen" and, to a lesser degree, elsewhere were meant to cover difficulties with breath control and vocal production.
Finally, the term is also sometimes used to cover difficulties arising in relation to various attachment styles which may not be disorders in the clinical sense.
Attendees discussed the feeling that the campaign hasn't provided enough notice for events, resulting in logistical difficulties for those trying to cover them.
The difficulties of allowing money to cover only the abortions of those women who can prove they were raped have been playing out through the Medicaid system for decades.
Once again, "Hair" may prove to be a reflection of a national mood: the producers are transferring it to Broadway in early March, and they have had difficulty lining up investors to cover costs (a deepening recession is, of course, also a factor).
