Manchester had been "very careful" when issuing hardship payments in the first half of 2013, a spokesperson admits.
As co-founder of the project, I've been to most of those countries, as well as Afghanistan, and have seen and heard of the kind of deprivation, sorrow, and hardship we in the First World have come to associate with Africa.
The larger group (73percentt) grows a high number of coca bushes when facing economic hardship; farmers in the second group (27percentt) seem to be more motivated by the potential profits from coca production relative to coffee, the alternative crop in the area.
95 Most recently, Neufeld et al demonstrated that a sample of 685 JIA patients were more likely to experience serious emotional hardships preceding the first clinic visit in comparison to 1,042 controls.
The plague is related not just to prosperity but to prosperity followed by hardship, and in the early fourteenth century the hardship came.
In Massachusetts, which requires all adults to have health insurance, about 76,000 people qualified for hardship exemptions in 2007, the first year of an innovative state program to expand coverage.
It would have been extraordinary if either runner would have come back to win the heat; if they had endured great danger and hardship to get to the Olympics in the first place; if, I don't know, they had been Israeli and Palestinian, respectively, and their actions had bridged a social chasm.
In the first part of the Hardship letter, give your brief intro.
The Independent has also highlighted how many defendants had faced extra financial hardship as a result of crimes that were motivated by poverty in the first place.
Based on the literature we entered the following a priori selected covariates in the first model: age, education, civil status, occupation, ethnicity, economic hardship and gestational age.
