The memo adds: "Districts should be sensitive to cases that have a hardship," pointing, for example, to families that might have transportation problems.
They petitioned for Nazry to stay in the United States under an extreme hardship claim, pointing out the ways his detention had impacted his wife's health, but the petition was denied.
Recent refugees, scholars of North Korea and South Korean government officials see no signs that the economic hardships are pointing toward political instability.
The two of them are cold all of the time, though the father is capable of almost superhuman efforts to conquer their hardship: at one point he swims into an icy sea in an attempt to scavenge supplies from a wrecked ship.
His escape from Florida to England was not without hardship: at one point he pretended to be a Jewish cook on McNeill's vessel, to deceive American soldiers who inspected it one of whom stated it was the first time he had seen a Jew do menial labor.
Few of the details of Fitzgerald's personal hardship, as Jeffrey Meyers points out in his biography, found their way into the essay.
A collection based on the MC-singer's undeniable personal hardships, the selling point of Corynne Elliot's album is the juxtaposition of these songs with their sophisticated settings: from live jazz to synthetic strings.
But economic hardship and political demographics point toward larger gains.
And so began the rise of the Flahutes, the hardmen, who were older, tougher and wiser, inured to hardship and with a point to prove.
Perhaps more accustomed to running his payroll-processing corporation than addressing teenagers, Mr. Golisano relied heavily on phrases like "financial hardship" and at one point called a student "ma'am".
