Now, when we already have all the wealth we need, we are right to wonder whether the costs of capitalism are worth incurring.

Even if true, evading the controls requires incurring additional costs to move funds in and out of a country which is precisely what the controls aim to achieve.

Given that the US retains a significant military advantage over China, America could support such a partnership without incurring significant security risks.

However, the Unit is at present unable to commit the necessary resources for such measures and is at risk of incurring unwarranted charges.

Blocking such testing costs lives.

Banks incurring balance sheet damage will have to be recapitalized.

The Stern Review Report on the Economics of Climate Change amounts to a call to action it argues that huge future costs of global warming can be avoided by incurring relatively modest cost today.

Iran seeks compensation for expenses incurred in treating these additional cases indirect costs such as transportation costs costs incurred by caregivers opportunity costs and costs of future medical care.

Of this total an estimated 1.9 trillion are direct costs such as medical care, while 0.2 trillion are indirect costs such as missed work.

Total costs of such requirements will amount to 43,400 dollars.

Most costs of such units are charged directly to projects.

Most costs of such units are charged directly to projects.

But such systems are burdened by large administration and compliance costs.

In particular, ten potential costs associated with such policies merit attention.

Also important is the harm done to economies, as countries are incurring losses of billions of dollars.

In the past, such costs were fully absorbed by the Austrian Government.

Similarly, banks have short term liabilities (deposits) and long term assets, which they cannot liquidate quickly without incurring great losses.

Conversely, such uncertainty and additional costs may even discourage the use of electronic transactions.

The working group noted that maintenance costs were budgeted for the projects under study, such as the enterprise resource planning project, that maintenance costs were included for redevelopments (such as the upgrade of the Lawson accounting system) and that maintenance costs consumed a considerable portion of the budget.

He criticized France s attempts to appear as a modern crusader, incurring the wrath of Catholics in the United States in particular.

In the December 2004 tsunami, Sri Lanka had experienced a natural disaster, incurring loss of life and property of unprecedented magnitude.

The arbitral tribunal may award such costs and damages at any point during the proceedings.

Even if such perverse incentives are removed, tougher questions about controlling costs need to be faced.

The costs or subsidies of such parking accommodations can become a heated point in local politics.

In any event, such a process of litigation would be laborious, onerous and the costs prohibitive.

The international community must at all costs ensure that such efforts had no chance of success.

Total full costs of such requirements will amount to 14,200 dollars under Section 23, Human Rights.

That's a hopeful message, but it's a message that's hopeful only if you understand it as incurring serious obligation for all of us.

Palestinian lands are illegally confiscated. Jewish settlers act outside of the law and commit provocative acts harming Palestinians, rarely incurring any penal sanctions.

Some US industries, such as chemicals and plastics, will gain a significant comparative advantage in production costs.

The economic rationale for intellectual property is that faster innovation offsets the enormous costs of such inefficiencies.

Second, such a scheme would impose large costs on only a few companies in a few countries.

A similar fate may fall upon employees at Channel 10 and the only left leaning Israeli daily, Haaretz, which are also incurring heavy losses.

Today, the costs of manufacturing such items are lower in countries like Bangladesh and Vietnam than in Guangdong.

In the public s eyes, the focus on such institutions appears justified by the huge costs of financial rescue.

Indeed, the irony is that the social benefits of such subsidies are enormous, while the costs are negligible.

The state owned EDF, which normally exports power, ended up paying 10 times the price of domestic power, incurring a financial cost of 300 million.

Such costs are precisely why impecunious countries such as Greece face massive social and economic displacement when financial markets lose confidence and capital flows suddenly dry up.

Such reforms have the potential of benefiting consumers by lowering costs and improving the reliability and quality of services.

Such a requirement would impose costs on universal banks by constraining their ability to transfer capital within the group.

Such a system is relatively expensive to manage, but it is cheaper than the costs of not having it.

The commission fee usually covers all charges such as advertising, insurance, administrative fees, connection time costs and miscellaneous charges.

There is currently common funding for certain shared costs, such as headquarters, with contributions linked to the member states GDPs.

It will synthesize causes and consequences, including costs of such violence, and link these to possible preventive and remedial action.

One of the most daunting challenges for poor countries is the need to accumulate investment capital under conditions of low savings without incurring too much foreign debt.