The EU member countries with their ageing populations, rising costs, and overburdened public healthcare systems could benefit from expanded relations with a country like India with its growing private healthcare sector, emergence of world class corporate hospitals, large pool of medical manpower, and young population across a variety of segments.
Improv is not a world overburdened with people of color, but neither man felt territorial when, soon after, they each auditioned for Fox's raucous, satirical sketch show "Mad TV".
Compared with "Jurassic Park", "Jurassic World" is overburdened with exposition in its first half-hour, but once the running and screaming get underway, it's a hugely exhilarating adventure movie with a sharp sense of humour, seamless digital effects, and some expertly staged action sequences that Mr Spielberg would have been proud of.
To win in Canada, the team will also need to adopt Press' new outlook on life, the desire to win the World Cup without becoming overburdened by the expectation that they return from Canada carrying the trophy.
A modern journal functions in a fast-paced world of information overload, instant access, overburdened scientific audience, and the accidental broader audience created by the World-Wide Web.
This sparse network, totaling 86,000 kilometers, or 54,000 miles, at the end of 2009, is so overburdened that it carries a quarter of the world's rail traffic on about 6 percent of the world's lines.
"The root cause is the overburdened welfare system built up since the second world war in Europe: sloth-inducing, indolence-inducing labour laws," Jin told Channel 4 News.
Whilst South Africa is the third country with the highest burden of tuberculosis (TB) in the world, following India and China, it is also overburdened with an HIV prevalence of 17.9% equating to 17% of the global burden of HIV [ 1– 3].
The health care system around the world has never been more complex or financially overburdened.
The public defenders left behind are overburdened with cases.
