More noticeably, the iron smoothed out my chaotic frizz, my most burdensome hair woe.
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But the most burdensome of them all is an old standby: the application essay.
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The most burdensome baggage for Villeneuve to carry, sadly, is the Blade Runner story itself.
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The state is home to some of the most burdensome taxes and regulations in the nation.
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Students are enrolled in schools voluntarily, and expulsion is the most burdensome sanction a university can impose.
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Eliminating the most burdensome restrictions to economic activity is the fastest and easiest way to improve economic growth.
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Thanks to his leadership, we passed historic tax cuts and rolled back the Obama administration's most burdensome regulations.
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At almost 39 percent, the combined federal and state corporate tax rate is one of the world's most burdensome.
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Of course, one of the most burdensome requirements of voting in Tennessee is the state-issued photo ID itself.
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"Indeed, the cost of college—even after accounting for grant aid—is most burdensome for low-income students," the report states.
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The most burdensome parts of Dodd-Frank should be eliminated, but the government must have regulatory tools to protect the financial system.
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The path forward is to work with Democrats on fixes to the bill's most burdensome sections that could clear a Senate filibuster.
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There are other similarities we may have in common, but death is the most burdensome inevitability that we all must deal with.
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Armand Zildjian modernized the factory using robots to remove the most burdensome physical labor and offer greater precision in tasks like hammering.
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Tech executives have voiced their concerns to lawmakers directly, arguing that a disparate set of laws will be most burdensome on smaller businesses.
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These firms will face the most burdensome taxes when they increase hiring and will gain the greatest cost savings by laying off workers.
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At Purdue, for example, students studying for degrees that usually lead to low-paying fields are saddled with the most burdensome repayment terms.
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The most burdensome regulatory agencies for small companies were the Internal Revenue Service, followed by the Department of Labor and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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For example, the state has some of the most burdensome occupational licensing requirements in America, even for low- and moderate-income jobs, such as tree-trimming.
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"This rule is clearly one of the most burdensome rules in recent years, and likely one of the most expensive DOL regulation ever," the group said.
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Newton criticized the allocation of federal funding to local governments, saying it "goes to the most burdensome regulatory environments," which he said affects affordable housing overall.
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As part of that review, industry groups are being asked to comment on which regulations are most burdensome — with swipe fees one of the biggest targets.
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Proponents say it will help make some of their most burdensome back-office processes, such as the clearing and settlement of securities, simpler, cheaper and more transparent.
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Heart disease, stroke, lung disease, and diabetes—among the most common causes of death in developed nations—are also the "most burdensome conditions" leading to disability at older ages.
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" This does look like the most burdensome review process that I've seen documented, " said Nate Jones, director of the FOIA Project at The George Washington University's National Security Archive.
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Whilst some of these regulations have merit, a post-Brexit government would, in consultation with business, have the freedom to update the most burdensome aspects of the EU's social legacy.
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The waivers mostly focused on 230 provisions of the final Obama-era rule that took effect at the end of July 218 and which the industry had complained were the most burdensome.
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In collaboration with four universities, the charity now performs randomized trials on its portfolios to study whether they're optimizing their investments—getting the most burdensome debt for the least amount of money.
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While the amendment would have repealed some of Obamacare's most burdensome regulations, it offered no replacement to actually reform our health care system and deliver affordable, quality health care to our citizens.
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" Suggesting the delay could work to the benefit of FMI's members, Hatcher added: "This was the third most burdensome legislation that the Obama administration, under their own criteria, had in place in 2010.
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Banks and other large financial institutions have been ramping up efforts to develop blockchain-based technology to run some of their most burdensome back-office processes, such as the clearing and settlement of securities.
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The year was the second most burdensome in terms of federal regulation costs since 1373 when AAF began tracking regulatory action with quantifiable cost and benefit figures, following behind only 2012, which cost $218 billion.
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However, the most burdensome policies—known as "TRAP", for "targeted regulation of abortion providers", which pile on regulations that are hard to comply with and often force clinics to close—may have been more consequential.
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Working with President-elect Donald Trump, Republicans in the 115th Congress can finally repeal major parts of President Obama's signature law using the budget reconciliation process, relieving Americans from its most burdensome mandates and costs.
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Banks and other large financial institutions have been ramping up their efforts to develop blockchain-based technology to run some of their most burdensome back-office processes, such as the clearing and settlement of securities.
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"While the amendment would have repealed some of ObamaCare's most burdensome regulations, it offered no replacement to actually reform our health care system and deliver affordable, quality care to our citizens," McCain said in a statement afterward.
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While the foundation tracks a total 850 drugs for the 51 most burdensome diseases in low- and middle-income countries, its report found that only 44 of these had effective pricing strategies in the highest-priority countries.
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Financial institutions, including market structure providers and banks, have ramped up investments in blockchain over the past 18 months to test whether the technology can help them reduce the cost and complexity of some their most burdensome processes.
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"For underserved populations who face the most burdensome cost-related hardship -- including people of color, low-income and working-age adults, and the uninsured -- a failure to address cancer care costs will likely exacerbate existing outcome disparities," she said.
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The 2015 legislation, which passed both chambers of Congress before getting vetoed by President Obama, repealed many of the most burdensome provisions in the president's healthcare law, including parts that are so terrible that even many Democrats supported repealing them.
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"Why in the world do we regulate barbers?" asked Mark Hutchison, a Republican and the lieutenant governor of Nevada, which shares billing with Arizona as one of the states with the most burdensome licensing requirements, according to the Institute for Justice.
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President Trump, speaking at a 75th-anniversary celebration of the National Federation of Independent Business, said the new rule would allow small businesses to "escape some of Obamacare's most burdensome mandates" by creating new entities known as association health plans.
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During the hearing on the impact regulations have on small businesses, business groups pointed to the Department of Labor's (DOL) final silica dust and proposed overtime rules as some of the most burdensome regulations to come from the administration recently.
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In fact, an analysis performed by Stephen Slivinsky suggests that states with the most burdensome licensing laws experienced a nine percent increase in recidivism from 1997 to 2007—more than six percentage points higher than states with the lowest licensing burdens.
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"Reduction of itch intensity is important because itching is one of the most burdensome symptoms for patients and can impact other aspects of their lives, such as sleep," said Dr. Eric Simpson, a dermatologist at Oregon Health & Science University who led the trials.
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" Here's what he said in a statement after the vote: "While the amendment would have repealed some of Obamacare's most burdensome regulations, it offered no replacement to actually reform our health care system and deliver affordable, quality health care to our citizens.
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"While the amendment would have repealed some of Obamacare's most burdensome regulations, it offered no replacement to actually reform our health care system and deliver affordable, quality health care to our citizens," McCain said in his first statement after voting to kill the bill.
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Big businesses, including many of the world's largest banks, have been increasing their investment in the technology in hopes that it can help them reduce the complexity and costs of some of their most burdensome processes, such as the settlement of securities or international payments.
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While a new survey shows that medical expenses rank as the most burdensome budget item for older Americans, they are more likely to compare costs for groceries (54 percent), homeowners/auto insurance (45 percent) or gas (44 percent) than their Medicare plan (1403 percent).
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Big businesses, including many of the world's largest banks, have been increasing their investment in the technology in hopes it can help them reduce the complexity and costs of some of their most burdensome processes, such as the settlement of securities or international payments.
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"While the amendment would have repealed some of Obamacare's most burdensome regulations, it offered no replacement to actually reform our health care system and deliver affordable, quality health care to our citizens," McCain said in his first statement after voting to kill the bill.
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The Obama administration generally opposed free-market alterations to Medicaid and substantial reforms of the ObamaCare model, but the Trump administration has signaled its willingness to work with states on reforming Medicaid and waiving many of the most burdensome parts of the Affordable Care Act.
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"Houston has some of the most burdensome regulations for ridesharing in the country, and it is only one of two cities in the U.S. to require drivers to be fingerprinted in addition to completing Uber's background screening process," Uber said in a report published in April.
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The way the Senate and House have structured their tax plans, even if state and local tax (SALT) deductions are repealed, it won't hit these areas as hard as others because people there will still be able to deduct some of the most burdensome of these taxes.
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"...the Assembly plan would provide generous awards to students with little or no need, and far less help to those with the biggest affordability barriers and most burdensome debt," wrote Vice President of the Institute for College Access & Success Debbie Cochrane in an article for Highland Community News.
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Related: Two Student Demonstrators Shot to Death in Education Protests in Chile Higher education in Chile is one of the most burdensome in the world, requiring families to pay 75 percent of costs, as opposed to the 40 percent paid by families in the United States, according to World News and Education Reviews.
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"OVER-REACH" Central to the "Out" camp's case that British business is tangled up in Brussels red tape is a study by pro-market think-tank Open Europe which estimates that the EU's 100 most burdensome rules cost British businesses 33 billion pounds a year to comply with, in areas ranging from the labor market to financial regulation and renewable energy.
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The Soviet army used the Pakri Islands as sites for aerial bombardment. The collection and destruction of thousands of Soviet explosive devices was mostly complete by 1997. One of the most burdensome legacies of the Soviet era is widespread environmental pollution.Auer, M.R., Raukas, A. (2002).
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Diner, Hasia R. Hungering for America: Italian, Irish, and Jewish Foodways in the Age of Migration, Harvard University Press, 2001, , p. 164. According to Herman Rosenthal and Jacob Goodale Lipman, the tax was "the most burdensome and annoying of the special taxes imposed upon the Jews of Russia by the government".Rosenthal, Herman; Lipman, J.G. "Basket-Tax", Jewish Encyclopedia.Leonid Vasilʹevich Belovinskiĭ.
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Therefore, the conclusions drawn in previous research that are associated with the nature of the clinical presentation of double depression are mixed. Multiple scientists emphasize the need for additional research to determine adequate treatments for those with double depression, as depression is a disease that places a considerable burden upon communities and societies; furthermore, those researchers predict depression will be, in an economic sense, the second-most burdensome disease on societies come 2020.
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This approach was criticized by FOIA experts; Nate Jones, director of the FOIA Project at George Washington University's National Security Archive said the process "does look like the most burdensome review process that I've seen documented."EPA clamps down on document requests linked to Pruitt, Politico, Alex Guillen, May 5, 2018. Retrieved May 7, 2018. Pruitt hired the former treasurer of his political action committee, Elizabeth Beacham White to run the EPA office that handles Freedom of Information Act requests for Pruitt's office.
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Augustus divided Rome's territory between senatorial provinces, whose tributes ended up in the aerarium (the already existing state's chest), and imperial provinces, whose incomes ended up into the fiscus, the emperor's chest. Upon the latter chest fell the most burdensome costs, namely the ones for army and fleet, bureaucracy and grants to urban plebs (distribution of wheat or moneys). The imperial provinces, under Augustus’ reform, were the provinces non pacatae (i.e. the border provinces) who Augustus had advocated under his direct administration.
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Diner, Hasia R. Hungering for America: Italian, Irish, and Jewish Foodways in the Age of Migration, Harvard University Press, 2001, , p. 164. According to Herman Rosenthal and Jacob Goodale Lipman, the tax was "the most burdensome and annoying of the special taxes imposed upon the Jews of Russia by the government". The burden of taxes, and the korobka in particular, was one of the factors which drove many Jews to abandon the towns and settle in villages or on noblemen estates.Encyclopaedia Judaica (1971): History, vol.
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Tesla states that Autopilot is "designed to assist drivers with the most burdensome parts of driving" in order to make Tesla cars "safer and more capable over time." Tesla states that current () Autopilot features require active driver supervision and do not make the vehicle autonomous. Starting in September 2014, all Tesla cars are shipped with sensors and software to support Autopilot (initially hardware version 1 or "HW1"). Tesla upgraded its sensors and software in October 2016 ("HW2") to support full self-driving in the future.
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Legal discovery costs are usually the most burdensome financially to both plaintiff and defendant. Often, and during cases in the United States, an opposing party will strategize on how to make it as difficult as possible for you to comply with the discovery process, including time and cost to respond to discovery requests. Because of this, organizations have a continued need to conduct early case assessment to determine their risks and benefits of taking a case to trial without painful settlement discussions. Many service organizations, law firms, and corporations refer to early case assessment differently.
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Rübig strongly advocated in the European Parliament the interests of about 20.8 million small and medium sized enterprises (SME) in Europe. They create 85 percent of all new jobs, employ two thirds of all employees and mainly contribute to innovation and growth., Simplification of the ten most burdensome regulations for SME, MEP Dr. Paul Rübig, 8 March 2013. Overcoming the global economic crisis, requires in his view a reduction of costs for SME, in particular for startup companies, significantly less red-tape, innovative SME tax regimes and more focus on independent and entrepreneurial thinking in school education.
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To keep her children active, she enrolled them in competitive team swimming, where they became eligible to attend the AAU Junior Olympic Games. Altwaijri is a Principal Investigator for the Saudi National Mental Health Survey, a broad- based investigation assessing the impact of mental illness in Saudi communities. No research into this area had been done previously in Saudi Arabia, even though the World Health Organization (WHO) reports that five of the ten most burdensome diseases in the world involve mental health. In addition to Saudi government and educational institutions, this research involves international collaboration with Harvard University, the University of Michigan, and the World Health Organization.
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The concept of "eternal recurrence"––"the idea that all events in the world repeat themselves in the same sequence through an eternal series of cycles"––is central to the mature writings of Friedrich Nietzsche. As Heidegger points out in his lectures on Nietzsche, Nietzsche's first mention of eternal recurrence, in aphorism 341 ("The Greatest Weight") of The Gay Science (cited below), presents this concept as a hypothetical question rather than postulating it as a fact. According to Heidegger, it is the burden imposed by the question of eternal recurrence—whether or not such a thing could possibly be true—that is so significant in modern thought: "The way Nietzsche here patterns the first communication of the thought of the 'greatest burden' [of eternal recurrence] makes it clear that this 'thought of thoughts' is at the same time 'the most burdensome thought.' "See Heidegger Nietzsche.
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