That, for example, applies to Amendment No 38 in the telematics sector.

We think a lot of good can come from this technology.

Imagine it says TED, because the comments can't be policed at any acceptable cost.

Love begins to emerge between the two.

Indiscriminate use of procedures that may benefit only a select few patients merely drives up health care costs.

Poverty also comes into play as many parents are unable to pay costs related to keeping their children in school, especially when it's time to pay additional related costs.

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But the costs were terrifying.

The Economic Costs of Fear

So, as interest rates rise, central banks might face costs exceeding their income.

Families want to educate their children and can, in principle, defray the costs with the greater incomes that education generates.

Depending on the establishment of such thresholds , infrastructures not currently overseen may be caught and subject to additional costs .

Orang orang yang meninggal di Myanmar dan Vietnam bukan hanya kerugian yang tidak dapat dihindari , dan orang orang tercinta mereka tidak dapat beradaptasi begitu saja dengan kehilangan mereka.

I would cut my costs by 90 percent.

The comments began pouring in, and Okolloh would collate them. She would post them.

But if such policies remain in place for too long, their side effects could be severe and the longer term costs very high.

Both empathy and compassion seem to come naturally to humans.

Acquisition of one MFI by another MFI This operation is very similar to a merger and both types of non transaction identified above can arise .

The Costs of Grexit

Ireland knows better than most countries the difficulties that can arise from having to borrow to fund services or repay maturing debts.

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The costs of poor education are substantial.

The answer is surprisingly simple fixed costs.

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The economic and political cost would be too high.

( b ) Other intra Eurosystem claims that may arise

This has major implications for claims about costs.

So far, the burden sharing challenge, along with naive and incomplete growth models, may have contributed to gridlock and inaction.

Some observers today fear the same obstacles may arise in the coming elections.

They may please farmers and other interest groups, but overall they simply drive up costs and reduce already minimal benefits.

That idea took advantage of the positive externality associated with borrowing costs as low as those merited by the credit risk of any single creditor (or lower).

There are also quasi fiscal costs involved.

(v) the costs of reasonable response measures

You can claim back your traveling expenses.

They said storage costs were too high.

Cheaper photovoltaic cells may enable remote villages to get electricity without the fixed costs of long transmission lines.

But there may be trouble if Mr Célestin, who has little or no discernible support among voters, is declared by the electoral authority to have reached the run off.

But even so, as you go out into those future years, various pension costs, health costs go up enough, and the revenue does not go up enough.

Worse, they can have a cascading effect, with, say, a pandemic or cyber attack provoking a financial or political crisis and imposing costs disproportionately on those who can least afford them.

If we fail to address it, Kerry says, the costs will be catastrophic.

We're not paying the true environmental costs of our actions.

Does the price of the room include the service charges?

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This partly reflects borrowing cost differentials.

It is the fixed costs that limit the diffusion of the networks.