Sentences with phrase «significant financial difficulties»

If you're over the age of 50, disabled, or facing significant financial difficulties, you might be more likely to qualify.

Consequently, the ASBCS needs to be empowered to take on a stronger oversight role when charters such as Discovery Creemos Academy show signs of significant financial difficulty instead of having no power to close a school for financial reasons and ending up renewing its charter authorization for 20 years a mere seven months before it collapsed.

First Reference Talks Desperate times do not justify desperate measures In Trites v. Renin Corp, 2013 ONSC 2715, the court considered «the novel and perplexing legal issue» of whether an employer that is experiencing significant financial difficulties can unilaterally impose a temporary layoff on an employee in the absence of an express or implied term in the contract of employment to support the employer's action.

«If that illness had continued, I would have been in very significant financial difficulty trying to arrange for the best of care for him.

At the same time, the commercial carriers insuring lawyers began to run into significant financial difficulties because of the under - reserving and competitive pricing that had been taking place.

«Percoco was facing significant financial difficulties and was struggling to pay his bills,» according to a criminal complaint signed by an investigator with the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan, Deleassa Penland.

If you are unable to make a payment for whatever reason, you might find yourself back in significant financial difficulty.

You can read more from The Guardian about the significant financial difficulties faced by kinship carers.

They are not necessarily good or bad, and they have experienced some significant financial difficulty in their past, or have very little or no credit history.