Rationing during the second world war caused problems – it was hard to cook inventively with limited ingredients, and queuing for supplies burdened housewives.
These aging domestic fuel tanks are now considered time bombs, potentially able, through corrosion and leaks, to pollute the local ground water supply and burden unsuspecting property owners with fines, liability and marketability headaches.
When the clinic provided incentives such as food and supplies, the burden to obtain these goods lessened and patients could temporarily rest from this obligation.
For continuous supplies, the burden of proof remains with the trader throughout the contract.
Rains, when they come, will fall less often in the gentle, soaking precipitation Native Americans call "female rain" and instead will be its "male" counterpart — short, sharp downpours that flood the arroyos, erode the canyons and run off before they can do much to recharge underground water supplies already burdened by overuse.
When it comes to conflicts over the allocation of freshwater supply, who bears the burden, at what cost, and at what scale are important questions.
And if Japan were to print more money and set off inflation to reduce its debt burden, the supply of yen would shoot up, lowering the currency's value further.
We show that the innovation process relies primarily on frugal engineering that reduces material use (thereby reducing burden on supply chain) and meets green marketing objectives at much lower, and therefore, more affordable prices.
