Mr. Woods's extraordinary accomplishments give rise to many benefits and a few burdens.
But the programs in California and New Jersey show that paid leave imposes few burdens, and in fact offers significant benefits, for employers.
For family members, the concept of small-scale living facilities combines fewer burden and a higher satisfaction with the care situation compared to traditional nursing homes [ 24, 25].
The NHS would have fewer burdens on it if people were more physically active, cut their alcohol consumption and ate a lower-fat, lower-sugar diet.
On security, the Palestinian reply acknowledges that the proposals place fewer "burdens on Palestinian sovereignty" than those offered by Israel in the past.
The four American men stepping onto the podium to receive gold medals after the men's 4x100-meter medley relay Saturday night did so with far fewer burdens than they started the day with.
"The S.F.O. has been heavily starved of resources, and crime enforcement in Britain is generally far more difficult than in the U.S.," where there are fewer burdens on the prosecution and plea bargains are commonplace, he said.
In rural Ethiopia, males have better access to resources, information and other socioeconomic opportunities, and bear fewer burdens of household chores than females (Guteta and Abegaz 2015b).
Its major advantage stems from its brevity, which results in fewer burdens for researchers and respondents.
Our results suggest, contrary to the claims that informal caregivers experience fewer burdens in the Nordic welfare state [ 31], that informal caregivers see their roles as demanding.
