The board told its staff to explore ways of easing a potential burden on their customers.
Yet, given the statistics – there are around 850,000 people with dementia in the UK, of whom 40,000 are under 65, with this number forecast to exceed one million by 2025, according to the Alzheimer's Society – it is worth considering, especially as there is a way to plan ahead and ease the potential burden on your relatives should it happen to you.
To gain broad agreement amongst publishers and editors who were concerned about the potential burden on authors and staff, it was agreed that participation in the pilot project would be voluntary for authors with participation not representing a condition of acceptance for publication.
But the transactions also add to the potential burden on government agencies, particularly the F.H.A., which has lately taken on an outsize role in the housing market and, some fear, may eventually need to be bailed out at taxpayer expense.
Obesity puts people at increased risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes, cancer and other diseases, and there is great concern over the potential burden on the NHS as people get older and the toll of obesity-related illness rises.
To ease the potential burden on developers, the state would create a "big map," with red, yellow and green shading to show builders where new rules and incentives encourage construction, or make it nearly impossible.
Its levy on participating funds takes into account the "riskiness" of the pension fund; the bigger the deficit, the bigger the levy.The net impact of lower gilt yields is thus to increase the potential burden on sponsoring companies.
But Mr Brown's raid and a recent change in British tax policy on private pensions aimed at high earners indicate the complexities of the subject.Many governments have given tax privileges to pension funds as a means of encouraging savings and of reducing the potential burden on the state of provision for the elderly.
This, the government said, would reduce the potential burden on the taxpayer.
Quite the opposite, librarians can help reduce the potential burden on faculty by supporting discipline- and course-specific research goals, as well as by sharing resources and best practices in IL pedagogy.
