Key campaign messages highlighted the benefits of the health insurance concept sharing community health burden through financial contributions of community members (see Fig. 1, CHI Poster), thereby protecting individual households from the risk of catastrophic medical expenditures.
Shared Community "Stuff".
"A million and a half refugees for 4 million people in Lebanon - what do you think this has caused for us?" The foreign minister recently called on other Arab countries and the wider international community to share the burden in hosting Syria's 4 million refugees, most of whom are in neighbouring Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey.
The main purposes of this system were to promote independent living of the elderly in the community, to share the burden of caring for the elderly among all members of society, and to lessen the burden on family caregivers [ 7- 12].
Radical pacifists built communities of support, shared the burdens and risks of their organizing efforts, and challenged the cultural conventions that defined politics and identity in modern American life.
Burke says commercial districts, employees and the Portland community have to share the burden when they rally for the greater good.
After a play-group meeting, I am reminded that the joy and burden of raising children is best shared in community.
This formulation neglects, of course, the more credible and effective third option, one that we pursued in the successful prosecution of two world wars and the cold war, of alliance with our European partners and the world community to share the burdens of reconstructing Iraq along the lines that Mr. Safire desires.
Officials in Santa Ana, where homeless camps have overwhelmed the Civic Center area, have argued that other communities need to help share the burden.
What is our fate as a community if we won't share the burden for the best security, educational and social systems we can afford?
As long as the Government concluded that the bases were needed for national security, every local community had a responsibility to share the burden.
