"And it has been responsive to legitimate examples of hardship".
The 82percentt statistic includes people who ask to be excused and are let go for reasons the courts have decided are legitimate, such as the financial hardship imposed by service, or serious medical conditions.
While London Met and the National Union of Students were launching legal battles to keep students at the institution, private colleges have been circling around, running open days in the hope of taking displaced students, and the universities minister, David Willetts, last week announced a package of £2m in hardship funds for "legitimate students" affected by the situation.
It makes no sense that under the guise of good public health policy and discouraging people from purchasing tobacco products, none other than government itself gives Indian reservations and Internet sites a free pass -- while imposing severe financial hardships on licensed, legitimate business owners (bars, taverns, clubs and their service providers).
He is also to set up a £2m hardship fund to help "legitimate overseas students" at London Metropolitan University, who face extra costs as a result of the home secretary's decision to strip it of its licence to sponsor overseas students.
To appease a crowd worried about the fallout from the London Met debacle, Willetts also announced a £2 million hardship fund for displaced "legitimate" London Met students, before adding that he and Thomas would "jointly author an article to offer to key newspapers in our target markets explaining that overseas students are welcome here".
But if you're not waiting for a big refund check, a delay in processing your legitimate return won't cause you undue financial hardship, she noted).
Many of the hardships imposed by Israel result from Israel's legitimate duty to defend its citizens from terrorism.
One of the trade groups that opposed the change, the National Community Pharmacists Association, said in a statement on Thursday that the move would "likely pose significant hardships for many patients and delay relief for vulnerable patients with legitimate chronic pain".
India's science minister, Jitendra Singh, said "the demand was legitimate and the science ministry worked doubly hard to get this pay hike implemented quickly even in these times of economic hardship".
