" The DWP added that claimants who are sanctioned and have children receive hardship payments right away.
But no matter how many broken down cars and canned tuna fish dinners these guys can shed light on, their lives are galaxies away from the actual hardships of Americans right now, so let's see which one can sell it the hardest.
Just as a rip rarely goes all the way out to sea, life's hardships rarely go right to the end of the line.
"We explain to them how so many people went through hardship to get the right to vote".
It also offers an informative indicator of financial hardship in its own right, and could therefore play an important role as an indicator to monitor and evaluate the impact of financial protection and service delivery interventions in reducing hardship and facilitating universal health coverage.
She also took advantage of a speaking engagement before the National People's Congress, departing from her officially approved speech to give an assessment of various business, health, and human rights hardships encountered by the Uighurs.
Rees and colleagues [ 62] have emphasized the risk of explosive anger for women in particular, who experience the disproportionate impact of poverty hardships and human rights abuses.
