Hardship issues will be dealt with first, then jurors' attitudes and beliefs.
Ruth Reinecke, a spokeswoman for the city's Human Resources Administration, rejected the criticism, saying that the agency was "sensitive to hardship issues resulting from these payments and in the majority of cases" did not force payments even if a couple's assets exceeded the limits.
Reports continue to show that a substantial minority of the population suffer affordability and hardship issues in relation to accessing dental care [ 7].
And in other cases, you get the sense that you're seeing a picture postcard that is not representative of the hardship, health issues and other problems that surely afflict people living in these conditions.
We adopt this approach because, first, a diagnosis of cancer may affect a person's life in different ways (mental health, fear of recurrence, financial hardship, relationship issues, etc)., and its effects may be felt for many years after diagnosis.
"I don't think anyone would claim a hardship on this issue".
"The goal was to tell stories with important, real-world issues that people deal with like death, financial hardship and marriage issues," he said.
The case was thrown out of court after the judge determined that "the hardship of not issuing the Pinkerton disc would be greater for Geffen than any hardship Pinkerton's Inc or its shareholders might incur from consumers who mistakenly presume the company has anything to do with the album".
Lack of education and awareness as well as financial hardship and transportation issues present barriers to the measurement of blood pressure.
In addition to recent shifts in herd composition from cattle to a preference of small stock (goats and sheep), per capita livestock has also declined, threatening economic hardship and food security issues in these pastoral communities (Lamprey and Reid 2004).
