Wolf came to me a very self-sufficient man who had the dual burden of running a business and propping up a rather.
Bankers understand there is a dual burden here: to apply the benefits of information technology while protecting the financial privacy of their customers.
Rehnquist began by outlining the dual burden that rested on the plaintiffs in making a viable Fourteenth Amendment claim.
The dual burdens of an immensely increased workload and the organizational toll Ambry's illness took on the firm often left me exhausted and preoccupied.
"When people are incompetent in the strategies they adopt to achieve success and satisfaction, they suffer a dual burden," Professor Dunning said.
More specifically, the DBD refers to the dual burden of communicable and non-communicable diseases(NCD).
The economic impact of these rising rates and dual burdens of disease looks to be tremendous.
It carries a dual burden, to be an exotic car that can stand up to the best from Europe, and to lead the charge as Ford tries to regain market share.
Often, smallholders need a supplementary source of income to survive, and the love of nature is the overriding and only reason many take on this dual burden.
"This removes from them the dual burden of dealing with their illness and the threat of eviction."
