Sentence examples for getting a hardship from inspiring English sources

"Anyone who buys any regulated housing hoping to turn a profit by getting a hardship increase is betting on the longest of shots at best," Mr. Bailey said.

What are the chances that a new owner could get a hardship rent increase for those tenants?

"According to North Korean migrants and defectors, it is very difficult to get a hardship dispensation from participating," he said.

He joined the Air Force, but got a hardship discharge to help with the family store when his father died suddenly.

United Nations staff members assigned to Nairobi will now get a hardship allowance amounting to 15percentt of their salary and a longer home leave.

He has two consecutive six-month sanction periods; most of that time the family gets a hardship payment of £160 a week (a cut of £120 from the £280 they received previously).

I wouldn't have done it if I'd known". He has two consecutive six-month sanction periods; most of that time the family gets a hardship payment of £160 a week (a cut of £120 from the £280 they received previously).

(He is on Medicare). Because he is retired and that isn't affordable, the family got a hardship exemption from the mandate to have insurance.

Note that if a younger worker spends the cash, instead of rolling it over, he'll owe an extra 10% penalty on the taxable amount, just as he would if he got a "hardship" distribution from his 401(k) or took a loan from his 401(k) and switched jobs without repaying the loan.

"Too often, people don't realize that getting a photo ID is a hardship, especially for seniors and others with fixed or low incomes," said Candace Johnson, a spokeswoman for the Communications Workers of America, a vocal opponent of the laws.

Instead, they fill out a form to get a so-called hardship exemption.