The cost increases therefore may be unsupportable for a number of States parties.

Poor girls and women still could not afford medicines.

Affordability does not appear to be a big hurdle.

The Fund s shareholders would have to agree to incur those costs.

Our sense of entitlement has run far ahead of our ability to pay for it.

First, it will be difficult to afford these expensive new sources of energy.

As a taxpayer, I would rather pay to foster other people s good behavior than pay more for the consequences of their bad behavior.

Of course, no single government can bear all the costs of the policies needed to correct today s global imbalances.

Building developers often don t want the extra cost or extra hassle of breaking old habits. And why should they?

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But the acknowledged responsibility of states in implementing the right to water cannot turn them into the sole paying authority.

However, since the level of government funding usually depends on the level of national income, Governments in least developed countries are least likely to afford large outlays for population activities.

Indeed, Europe will have to share the costs if Iran prevails and becomes a nuclear power.

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He can't handle the truth.

I can't handle his comments

Such a security roof would be a strong political symbol that Russia is fully part of the Euro Atlantic family, sharing the costs and benefits.

Suleman does not have a decent job, but she managed to invest in costly fertility treatments and could afford many expensive cosmetic surgeries.

Fiscal expansion is always risky, as it adds to debt and raises dangers later. But, given where we are, the benefits exceed the costs in countries with sustainable debt.

We accept paying a high and inefficient cost for national defense against what are often unknown enemies.

This requires developing a payment culture, as well as providing a safety net for those citizens who cannot afford to pay.

I cannot afford a long vacation.

The United States cannot sustain the current rate of casualties (either American or Iraqi), or the expense.

A carbon tax causes each firm and household to respond to the same cost of adding CO2 to the atmosphere.

Moreover, much of that risk, even if insured, continues to be borne in Japan, rather than being spread effectively to foreign investors, so Japan is still alone in bearing the costs.

In environmental economics, there is a basic principle, called the polluter pays principle. It is a matter of both equity and efficiency.

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Blandón says she can afford to miss a day of work, but as a single mother, she can t afford to die.

In addition, as conceded by DPKO, there is a need to address the challenges associated with training, interoperability and affordability.

There would, of course, be costs.

But the costs don t stop there.

I can't tolerate this noise any longer.

Furthermore, prions lack their own genes.

However, they cannot bear this burden alone.

It is a matter of simple economics companies direct their research where the money is, regardless of the relative value to society. The poor can t pay for drugs, so there is little research on their diseases, no matter what the overall costs.

After all, rich countries in Europe have increasingly found that they cannot pay for university education, and are asking young people and their families to bear the costs.

The Greek crisis was always destined to spill across national borders the question was who would share the cost.

While this additional cost can be borne by health care systems in the rich world, it is excessive for poor countries, implying no, or insufficient, treatment.

Such a system would trigger entrepreneurial searches for low cost mitigation opportunities in developing countries, because rich countries would want to pay less by lowering emissions abroad.

Protests by some parties that could not afford the high cost of TV spots and billboards mirror similar complaints in the US.

Germany cannot carry the euro on its shoulders alone indefinitely.

Thus, neither Afghanistan nor the international community can afford to fail.

The truth is that there is big money backing the climate change deniers, whether it is companies that don t want to pay the extra costs of regulation, or free market ideologues opposed to any government controls.

But, if another country finds itself unable to bear the fiscal cost of the crisis, will it also shift the burden to its external creditors in some form or another?

But, again, Africa cannot afford them.