Foreign-currency borrowing, 95% of it in Swiss francs, accounts for over two-thirds of total lending.The government in Budapest is offering to take on the burden for three years by fixing an exchange rate at which some households can pay mortgage interest.
Losses in quality of life due to an influenza episode were based on burden of disease estimates for the Netherlands 28 for the scenario of no immunity.
It tends to bring on tax burdens for investors who don't hold the fund in a tax-sheltered account, because short-term gains are taxed more heavily than long-term gains.
Thus, the WISE supports clinical decision making in clinical practice aiming at identifying patients' needs (based on symptom burden) for optimal care, possibly including an interdisciplinary approach.
In addition, 10 111In-octreotide-positive (111In-octreotide liver patients were recruited based on tumour burden; for five, this was high; for the remaining five patients, their tumour burden was designated as minor by a qualified observer.
The objective of this paper is to present the impacts of the intervention on households' burden for healthcare costs for children under five using health facilities covered by the intervention.
Since many palliative care patients spend most of the time at home at the end of life [ 1, 2], this may have an impact on the burden for family carers.
And because whites, after Jim Crow, turned to the government to take on problems of discrimination, the burden for change is on the government rather than on community.
Ideally, the Bank would like Philip Hammond to take on more of the burden for bolstering demand in his autumn statement next month.
Women take on much of the burden for caring for the sick and dying, yet are more likely to be thrown out of their homes, marginalised from communities, and turned away from health care centres.
