In any case, these Medicare cuts would be unlikely to bring a macroeconomic debacle, and would ease long-term fiscal pressures.
WASHINGTON, April 26 - White House officials said Tuesday evening that President Bush would propose on Wednesday that the federal government press to build new refineries on closed military bases throughout the country, in an effort to ease long-term shortages of gasoline and other oil products.
Participants were asked: "How important are each of the following in keeping you from participating regularly in physical activity?": lack of time; lack of energy (/too tired); lack of physical skills; lack of interest or motivation; feeling uncomfortable or ill at ease; long-term illness, disability, injury; fear of being injured; and costs.
After two rounds of quantitative easing, long-term interest rates are already quite low.
Councillor Dave Acton, leader of the Labour opposition, has said that using volunteers will not ease the council's long term finances.
In a commentary published in May in The Journal of the American Medical Association JAMAA), researchers from the Netherlands point out that there is almost no evidence that the shots ease most people's pain long term, even after multiple injections.
The country needs help to narrow the gaping inequalities, ease unrest and reduce the long term damage to Lebanon's economic recovery in the face of the Syrian crisis.
That will ease pressure now, but in the long term it could be putting a cork in a volcano.
While Estes says the apps can help ease short-term pain, over the long term they create a dynamic in which a couple relies on technology more than one another for trust.
The longer the delay, the sharper and more immediate the changes Washington must eventually make to ease the long-term fiscal squeeze.
As in BALTO I, the most common reasons for preferring the monthly ibandronate regimen were ease of long-term adherence (81.5%) and better fit to lifestyle (75.4%).
