Sentences with phrase «real hardship»

As study after study has shown, changes to benefits have caused real hardship for society's most vulnerable people.

My heart goes out to every one of the valued employees and their own families who will be experiencing real hardship and pain as a result of today's layoffs.

His opposition stemmed partly from the valid argument that they impose real hardship on Iranians, but also from the very dubious claim that they make war more likely, and from the legally ridiculous assertion that western use of financial tools to block oil sales «is a financial blockade, and blockades are acts of war.»

«The general public see that the bedroom tax is a disastrous policy which is causing real hardship for people up and down the country,» National Housing Federation chief executive David Orr said.

Justin Bieber: Never Say Never - Insulting to serious musicians and anyone who has had to endure real hardship of any kind.

Most Labour MPs were dimly aware that this might mean real hardship for some of their poorest constituents; the cleverer ones were conscious of Osborne's introductory point — that these were the sort of changes a Labour government should have made, but funked.

The court has no power to make transfers of real property (i.e. houses) and is only able to award maintenance for a limited time, and in circumstances where the weaker spouse will experience real hardship on the breakdown of the marriage, and where they have damaged their career by caring for children.

I regret deeply that they ignore the compelling human issues facing American public education — like budget cuts that threaten kids» education, economic distress that causes real hardship for children and their families, and child poverty that is above 20 percent in the country and tragically still rising.

If Labour wants to show that it can select candidates who have experienced real hardship and have personal experience of the effects of violence against women, it could not have made a better choice.

Unless the current system of «mutual recognition» of judgments across the EU is duplicated, not only will the advantages be lost, but there will be real hardship for families and businesses, who could be left subject to national rules across 27 other member states.

The law of Islam permits the woman to ask the courts of law to look into her case if her husband maintains an unpleasant association with her, or causes real hardship to her unjustifiably, or if she finds that he suffers from a disease of the body or mind which prevents him from preserving her chastity.

These should not pose a real hardship, especially if the criteria are applied outside of the production area.

Be sure to taste it often (yes, we know this is a real hardship) and remove the chiles when it reaches the desired heat — the longer the chiles are left in, the hotter the vodka will get!

General secretary Dave Prentis said the «spiralling cost» of food and fuel is causing «real hardship» for public sector workers.

Yet he feels his cultural identity has not caused any real hardships or put any of his professional goals out of reach.

The years are a jumble of good times, ugly times and some real hardships but we have made it through the muck and all the other beautiful moments that make a life.

«The Blues Brothers» it is not, but in its best moments, the movie feels like a comic exaggeration of the real hardships that a couple of average, decidedly unhip guys went through on their unlikely way to the top.

I think that few people bring these claims, because few have a real hardship case.

The Capper & Chris Save the Animals Fund wishes to help families in need with beloved family pets; especially those pets that would be euthanized rather than be helped when cost incurred would be impossible or a real hardship on a family.

Naked Terror sees you fighting your way through a strip club (a real hardship I know), the streets of Bayou City and a bar, and not only do you have new environments to battle your way through, you also have new stripper and biker mutants to contend with.

One additional large cost to CO2 abatement will be the loss of freedoms we experience, from the small (reduced choice in cars) to the problematic (limits on airplane flights) to the real hardships (limits on children).

Take this one little pil * (aka renewables), and you can continue on your profligate use of energy and other resources, without having to endure the real hardships that climate change amelioration requires.

The government has insisted that enforcement of claims for maintenance be processed through the CSA and has utterly failed to address the real hardship and distress caused by its manifest failures.»

«They provide specialized services and to put these kind of requirements on them could be a real hardship.»

In Agbaje, the Supreme Court recognised that not only was there was a large disparity between what the wife received Nigeria and what she would have received in England; there was also a large disparity between what the husband received and what the wife received such as to create both a «real hardship and a serious injustice».

Having your identity stolen damages your sense of security, but the real hardship may be how difficult, time - consuming, and expensive it can be to restore your credit and get your life back on track.

For condo owners to pay an extra $ 5,000 to $ 10,000 to their condo board within 30 to 60 days was a real hardship.

I want to thank you for continuing to help making short sales process go smoother, not only for us the realtor but for the home owners specially for those who have a real hardship.

For the last few months I've been going through some real hardships both personally and financially (as have many others).

Not a real hardship for me, but my sweet husband and son did quite a lot of shoveling.