Wells Fargo and Discover, for instance, recently started providing reduced interest rates or lower monthly payments to borrowers with a financial hardship or "excessive student loan burden".
Although persons in combat differ widely in their susceptibility to combat fatigue, because of hereditary factors and previous training, most cases result from exposure to physical hardship, prolonged and excessive exertion, and emotional conflicts.
If the abatement of a nuisance by injunction would impose an excessive hardship on the community (the closing of factories that would deprive community workers of their livelihood), the usual practice of the courts is to deny an injunction and award money damages for the injury suffered.
To grant such a variance, board members said they must find that the approval would not hurt surrounding homeowners and that the denial of the variance would constitute an excessive hardship on the project's developers.
Yes, we need to focus on our children's strengths and interests, and yes, we want our children to live without excessive hardship and pain, but we also need to focus on developing resilience, persistence, perseverance, and what is being called "grit" by many experts.
Fasting is not meant to create excessive hardship on the Muslim individual according to religious tenets.
Both Bradman and Paul support increased regulation yet remain wary of placing excessive hardships on cash-strapped centers.
Mr. Dandavate said that India was prepared "to go through a period of austerity and hardship in order to avoid excessive foreign borrowings," adding that the nation's foreign debt doubled under the previous Government of the then-Prime Minister, Rajiv Gandhi.
For others, the excessive rainfall has created hardships.
Studies have shown that waiting periods for abortions do not change women's decisions to go through with the procedure, and they cause "excessive" emotional and financial hardships.
