Yes, the security barrier causes hardship, but terrorist attacks have almost disappeared.
"We don't want workers to be brought in and abandoned, because that then causes hardship".
Too long between checks causes hardship, but how short should pay periods become?
The application of analogy means the public may not use the well, and therefore causes hardship.
The escalating nature of this causes hardship on the sub's finances, which turns them on even more.
We know that it is causing hardship for thousands, with research showing that half of families hit are now struggling to pay their rents, while nearly six in 10 people around Britain think the policy should be scrapped".
Lt. Gen. Michael Rochelle, the Army deputy chief of staff for personnel, said that the policy had been "a vital tool" for successfully meeting the needs of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, but that Army leaders realized it "has caused hardship on soldiers and families".
He added that the rule could be applied flexibly so it did not cause hardship for citizens.
More than three-quarters of civil service pension records – 1.25m – are incomplete or incorrect, according to a damning report by the National Audit Office NAOon on the problems at MyCSP, the outsourced civil service pension scheme, which it says have caused hardship and distress to many pensioners.
But they have also promised to reduce spending and regulations ― and to get rid of the law's highly unpopular individual mandate, which is a financial penalty for people who decline to get coverage even when it wouldn't cause hardship.
