Dear mayor.
I write this letter as a way to ask for measures for an evil that is plaguing our youth, drug abuse.
This abuse of drugs has been gradually increasing in our community and in other regions that are impacted by an insufficient economy and a flawed educational system, which has meant that young people find support only in the world of drugs.
The problem is that these substances are highly addictive, reaching the point where young people are unable to continue their lives, as they can only maintain their addiction. This opens the way for criminal and dangerous activities to be initiated, causing young people to lose their entire lives.
Therefore, I humbly ask that public policies be created to save our young people from this situation, in addition to regulatory policies for the use and sale of drugs. I believe that you will agree with the importance and urgency of this matter.
Thank you for your time.
Graciously.
M. Linn.
The second option, The $50/month is the premium and the $1000 was his deductible.
A premium is basically a monthly bill to keep your insurance. A deductible is the fixed amount of medical costs you are responsible for paying before your insurance coverage starts to pick up the bills.
I believe the answer is: D. A company that has eight employees chooses not to hire a disabled person because it is a small, private business and the owner cannot afford to make modifications to the building.
When this condition occur, the small company is exempted from the act because forcing them to make modification would most likely make them forced to fire existing employees. The government saw this as a negative outcome that increase the number of unemployment.
Answers:
Each unhealthy eating decision increases the
risk of developing chronic disease later in life.
Unhealthy eating
options correlate with a higher risk of developing heart disease and obesity.
Poor eating choices are link to chronic diseases for
it results to increase weight or deficiency in nutrients. Nevertheless, this
could be prevented by changing in behaviors related to physical activity,
smoking and diet. Obesity typically confers elevated risks of cardiovascular
diseases or hypertension.
In order to reduce the risk of developing chronic
disease, saturated fats in food must be replace with unsaturated fats. Ensure
consumption of fruits and vegetables; consume whole-grain or high fiber food,
limit intake of sugar or sweet treats including sugar-based beverages and limit
sodium and caloric intake.
