Sentences with phrase «economic burdens»

The health and economic burdens from preventable hazards associated with the home are considerable, and cost billions of dollars.

Impaired child development increases economic burdens for society.

Understanding the aetiology of mental health disorders, such as anxiety and mood disorders, is vital to relieving the substantial emotional and economic burdens associated with their onset and treatment (Kessler & Ustun 2008).

The negative impacts of discrimination and harassment go well beyond economic burdens to encompass psychological harms and the perpetuation of systemic inequality.

Although no amount of monetary compensation can provide justification for an injury or loss, we can help get the assistance you need to lessen the economic burdens.

When a health care provider fails to act with an acceptable and standard level of care and professionalism, he or she may be held liable for the suffering and economic burdens that ensue as a result of his or her actions.

The negative effects of harassment go well beyond economic burdens to encompass harms to dignity and self - worth and reinforcement of the perception that some among us are less deserving of respect.

The only basis that Republicans could use in filing lawsuits against a truly aggressive GHG reduction plan would the plan's lack of fairness in equitably distributing the socio - economic burdens of decarbonization across all classes of GHG emitters, were that plan to be poorly designed and unfairly applied.

Any unnecessary rush to implement the new standards could risk the gains made over the past several years and impose needless economic burdens on states and industry.

We can all think of potential economic burdens in our retirement years, but few of us would think of student loans as one of them.

Despite these diverse challenges, we have a singular goal for each program: developing diagnostics, drugs and vaccines that save lives, improve health and relieve economic burdens.

Industry groups, however, expressed concern that the proposed regulations are not needed to protect public health and welfare and that they will impose undue economic burdens.

«The high quality, patient - centered care provided by board - certified sleep medicine physicians can significantly reduce the health and economic burdens of sleep apnea,» said AASM President Dr. Ronald Chervin.

Associate Professor Bryan Fry of UQ's School of Biological Sciences said cobras were killers in Africa and Asia, and caused crippling social and economic burdens through the number of survivors who needed amputations due to the snake's flesh - eating venom.

I believe that middle and working class families form the backbone of our community, and that we have been carrying more than our fair share of economic burdens in recent years.

After the recent state budget adapted codes to work against federal tax policy, John DeFrancisco is the best gubernatorial candidate to relieve economic burdens for working - class New Yorkers.

This issue of tax and secrecy jurisdictions also matters to republicanism for another reason: the operation of tax havens has the effect of shifting the economic burdens of civic life from capital onto labour and supporting radical inequalities in wealth without the state being able effectively to regulate these economic dimensions of equality.

They will be a reminder for Merkel that Germany's center ground remains pro-European but it is also wary of sharing other countries» economic burdens.

All religions are misogynist and based on delusional fantasies (and shifting their economic burdens onto nonbelievers as with property tax exemptions in USA)..

To lift the economic burdens which depress life and spoil opportunity, to liberate folk from the slavery of their diseases, to set men free by education from the Town of Stupidity, which, as Bunyan rightly says, is only four degrees north of the City of Destruction itself — all these endeavors to give persons a chance to be their best selves are crusades for human emancipation and happiness.

In the context of considering the NGP's economic burdens and benefits (NGP Report, Volume II, s. 2.4.4), the JRP noted that the concept of «ecological goods and services» was described during the hearing but that, based on the hearing record, the estimated costs for damages to ecosystem goods and services were not well quantified and based on a methodology that is not currently broadly accepted.

It noted that the contract might mean «that the CPR does not bear the economic burden of any taxation nor is it subject to the procedural burdens and limitations contained within the taxation regime.»

In the United States, the total economic burden of major depression alone is now estimated to be $ 210.5 billion per year, according to the consulting firm the Analysis Group.

By then, the economic burden of brain health will be higher than those of cancer, diabetes and respiratory conditions combined.

China must do the hard work of shifting wealth from powerful government officials and managers of state - owned enterprises to Chinese households, with consumer spending carrying more of the economic burden.

The economic burden of today's patent lawsuits is, in fact, historically unprecedented.

We are bringing together fiscal policy, development, and health leaders from around the globe, including Ministers of Finance, to address the enormous and growing health and economic burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in lower and middle income countries (LMICs).

It only measures a mortgage payment's economic burden on a household.

Is there something to be said for sparing mother and / or child from public embarrassment, economic burden, disability and other «problems» that can sometimes come with carrying a pregnancy to term?

An overwhelming U.S. military victory may create more problems in the Middle Last than it can solve, such as an unlimited U.S. military presence, more intractable Israeli - Palestinian hostilities, intensified Arab anti-Americanism, masse's of refugees, Syrian and Iranian ascendancy, immense economic burden and unending terrorism.

Herod the Great had laid about every possible economic burden upon his people.

The report Health and Economic Burden of the Projected Obesity Trends in the USA and the UK is available online.

Dr João Breda, Nutrition Programme Manager for the World Health Organisation, talks to us about the economic burden posed by poor nutrition to health systems and outlines key World Health Organisation priorities to contribute to the prevention of non-communicable diseases.

There is hope that the ministers will acknowledge the strong public health arguments and overwhelming public support in favour of traffic light labels and see this proposal for what it is: a highly cost - effective policy that is likely to reduce the health and economic burden of non-communicable diseases.

For many families, especially poorer ones with winter newborns, it would actually be an economic burden to keep the house warm enough to sleep comfortably with only a thin blanket wrapped around your legs.

In turn, the need for special education and institutionalization decreases when children are older, which subsequently decreases the economic burden on families and the government, and helps kids become viable and contributing adults.

If someone chooses to indulge in a vice that puts an economic burden upon their neighbors, then let them pay a tax as part of the freight.

Jon Cruddas, perhaps surprisingly, even made a case for middle - class tax cuts as part of an argument to reduce the economic burden on Middle England.

But this morning, he called Mitt Romney's selection of Ryan a «real moment of frankness and candor,» and then proceeded to tear into Ryan's budget plan as a «paint - by - numbers picture» of an America in which the middle class would be asked to shoulder an ever - greater economic burden.

Fairness means that the economic burden shouldn't be disproportionately shouldered by those least able to afford it.

«I ask you to make this a top priority on your agenda for relieving the economic burden on the citizens of my district,» Turner said.

At a per - patient cost of about $ 10,000 a month, «this is a textbook example of what we now call «financial toxicity»,» Ratain said, referring to the economic burden placed on patients by the high cost of care.

«Staggering economic burden of dementia in younger people, study reveals: First - of - its - kind study on frontotemporal degeneration.»

Research led by Florida Atlantic University, in collaboration with the Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration and Emory University, is the first to capture the economic burden of FTD in the United States and the results are staggering.

They estimated the total lifetime economic burden of child sexual abuse in the United States to be $ 9.3 billion, based on child sexual abuse data from 2015.

The authors conclude, «Unvalidated guidelines to prevent neuroimaging in patients with headaches may reduce the perceived global economic burden at the expense of medical errors, delayed diagnoses, and inferior outcomes for patients with brain tumor.»

«The annual economic burden of allergic disease in the EU is already estimated at between $ 55 billion and $ 151 billion so increases on this level will bring a hefty price tag.

«We found that many of those preventable deaths are in lower socioeconomic status communities, and cancer puts a huge economic burden on those communities.»

While an $ 18.1 billion cost of smoking is still quite an economic burden for California to bear, the results of this study show that, overall, the state's tobacco control efforts have yielded positive results.

Researchers who study human migration say countries offer two reasons: fear that letting in some refugees will encourage more, and that migrants will be an economic burden.