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Brazilians had not previously realised that such a big chunk of the cost of a fridge or cooker goes to the government.

It is possible that the cost of these measures for ensuring justice could make the economic activity of the polluter unprofitable.

I do know that if I saw my child with an item, no matter what the cost of that thing would be, I would investigate.

An Iranian aviation official said the action had greatly increased the cost of such flights.

But, we are anticipating that the cost of a food operation of this size is going to be closer to about $120 million.

Another device is the Electric monitor, which is fitted to the electricity meter and calculates the cost of your power as you consume it.

But the VIX index of American stockmarket volatility (a measure of the cost of buying options) was close to a ten-year low in late October.

And the cost of iteration is so cheap that you might as well give it a go.

The farm keeper gave him half a copper coin in return on the cost of a muddy and a strange smell of his body.

It will not only cover the cost of the jobs bill, he said, but deal with debt in the long term.

Lately I've found myself doing a new sort of math on the cost of owning a home and whether my financial and life priorities are adding up.

Opening the cost of free distribution of mineral water, enough to bankrupt the British government.

The stigma associated with incarceration serves as a greater deterrent than a fine that can be passed along as the cost of doing business.

Phrase is of ten used to tell a customer the cost of a product or service .

Forgiveness is the economy of the heart. . . forgiveness saves the expense of anger, the cost of the hatred, the waste of spirits.

The cost of validation depends on the number of controls on the page, and is in the range of a few percent.

The cost of feeding and clothing a child is nothing compared with the cost of educating him or her in a competitive city like Beijing.

Voters do not want to bear the cost of their elected leaders' aspirations, and those leaders have not been brave enough to push them.

All this, without spilling American blood and for a small fraction of the cost of conventional battle.

China is no longer so cheap as it was, the cost of labour - especially skilled labour - is rising with each year.

Devaluation of a currency also directly harms importers as the cost of imported goods is inflated by the devaluation of the currency.

At least people have jobs, and will be able to survive, maybe wages aren't keeping up with the cost of living, but people can still survive.

Collect and calculate the cost of sales, inform the relevant department to analyze the reason, and report it to the company management.

'The cost of employing a good chief investment officer will run into at least 100, 000 a year before bonus, ' says Mr. Pratt.

This really is not a Web interaction model and you may not be able to reduce the cost of your organization's operation.

The cost of any information search in any mode is always of importance.

How much does the cost of Hotel car from Hotel to airport?

I trust my prayers will not be fruitless, as I am asking for their ss happiness and yours, have to it be at the cost of my own life.

The cost of that service will indicate the extent to which Nokia is underwriting the free CWM service.

What they found was that treatment for those monitored through either test was more expensive because of the cost of laboratory monitoring.

The results showed that the heating expense of the gas (exc ept the cost of material) was similar to that of coal.

The deduction shall be made only from the cost of the new material or parts when finished and ready to be installed in the ship.

As a rough rule of thumb, this makes Chinese labor at least double the cost of that in Indochina.

Will your insurance policy pay for the cost of replacing your house if it's destroyed by an act of God?

In fact, the cost for me to hire a bike for a whole year was less than the cost of a tank of gas.

He rescued the lives of the children at the cost of his own.

That experienced negotiator, said the apology with action for at least the cost of the negotiations, while the highest return on investment.

I shall be responsible for the cost of the applicant's repatriation and maintenance pending such repatriation, if necessary.

The cost of a common new-style down jacket is at least 1000 yuan. Why the price rocketed so high this year?

He saved the child from the fire at the cost of his own life.

Second, the cost of extracting minerals from several kilometres below the surface of the sea was prohibitive.

Hospitals throughout the city started issuing lists of the dead and wounded as Mumbai began to count the cost of the massacre.

While Downey's mother could afford the cost of these packages, it was a financial hardship for Fecteau's parents.

The returns on your investment should at least equal the cost of the investment.

The woman was still haggling with me about the cost of the bag when she discovered the money and said the money was hers.

and yet, hopefully, the cost of that isn't much more than the textbooks have been. So that's a big change.

Pakistan and India came into being at the cost of a million lives and the largest migration in history.

As you know inflation has spiraled the cost of all consumer goods, and we could be heading for a serious domestic depression (2).

But he said the cost of walking away would be much worse.

Chargeback: Identifying the cost of providing a product or service to a customer and billing the customer for that product or service.

It is illegal for Company C to ask to auction the flat and to use the gain to pay the cost of the construction project.

Mr. Lenihan said the cost of the restructuring would be announced in October.

Nor do they include the cost of the environmental damage that occurs when a business dumps toxic wastes into a stream.

The use of credit cards will add to the cost of the product since the shopkeeper does not receive the money at the time of the purchase .

The Bank of Korea, the central bank, may miss its inflation target as higher import prices drive up the cost of living.

In theory a newspaper could ask its readers to sign up for a two-year electronic subscription, say, and subsidise the cost of a tablet.

I understand that it is hard to estimate the cost of such a large venture, but any indications would be highly appreciated.

The Judge also granted Katherine Jackson a family allowance from the singer's estate to help meet the cost of bringing up the children.

Roughly how hefty would a Fat tax have to be to pay the cost of the bank bail-out within, say, a decade?

The cost of transaction is usually the difference between the purchase price and sale price of the bond, and may vary from bank to bank.

U. S. President George Bush is facing opposition from members of his own party who object to the cost of the plan.

It will take at least two years to build a new house, and my insurance is only going to pay about half the cost of the new house.

For decades, economists have been warning us that when we buy at a distance, we do not tend to take the cost of our own time into account.

How much thought did you give to the cost of raising children in your decision to have a family or to have additional children?

The depreciation of sterling had helped, he said, making the cost of coming to the capital more appealing to overseas investors.

Mr. Ban said the cost of inaction would be "unacceptably high, " warning that over 100 million more people could slide into hunger.

The cost of any penalties to Goldman, if found guilty, is likely to be in the tens, possibly hundreds, of millions.

But the cost of the worm would be even greater if Conficker were to be used for a distributed denial of service attack, for instance.

Shoes can often be resolved or re-heeled and last up to another year for a fraction of the cost of a new pair of shoes.

Another way of looking at it is to say that the cost of trading is very low.

Restaurants do not reprint their menus, nor wholesale companies their catalogues, if the cost of their inputs changes by a penny.

Many buyers forget that the cost of money is just as important to the bottom line as the new car price.

It's an example of the law that there is no such thing as a free lunch: the cost of the local gain is a global loss-just as it often is.

So we talked about ways in which perhaps one could partner to be able to bring the cost of this technology down.

And I'm going to tell you what the cost of Wikipedia is, but first I'll show you how big it is.

The cost of language chip development is nothing compared with its potential market value.

The cost of getting Gasol, by contrast, was so miniscule in the Lakers' case that you can't even call it a risk.

Yet Pullman did not reduce the cost of rent for his houses. Anyone who protested lost his job.

Companies looking abroad "have a little bit of a race to lock up the talent and will bid up the cost of that talent" .

The cost of this operation as a percentage of the total cost of the query is displayed in parentheses.

I'll be releasing some highly valuable free content next week that I believe is worth at least the cost of the course.

This type of generator was applied to the wind energy system. It could make use of resource adequately and reduce the cost of wind energy.

There is no clear answer to the question whether base salary or actual salary should be used to determine the cost of social insurance.

But if the deal closes, the firm plans to pay a special dividend that will cover the cost of buying out those who did not participate.

isn't alone in trying to reduce the cost of IT in the face of mounting national debt.

Also, he said, "the cost of marketing a Web site and the cost of free shipping both ways was approximating a store expense, " he said.

You know, the cost of a smaller stand at the exhibition, just the two hotel rooms, and a lower key reception.

It will bring down the cost of prescription medicines. Free-market principles are the only things that reduce costs and improve quality.

British internet providers are keen to offer such a service, the cost of which would be rolled into the monthly bill.

He gave more autonomy to the non-English parts of the union, but at the cost of national cohesion.

Yet Pullman did not reduce the cost of rent for his houses. Anyone who protested lost his job.

Companies looking abroad "have a little bit of a race to lock up the talent and will bid up the cost of that talent" .

The cost of this operation as a percentage of the total cost of the query is displayed in parentheses.

I'll be releasing some highly valuable free content next week that I believe is worth at least the cost of the course.

This type of generator was applied to the wind energy system. It could make use of resource adequately and reduce the cost of wind energy.

There is no clear answer to the question whether base salary or actual salary should be used to determine the cost of social insurance.

But if the deal closes, the firm plans to pay a special dividend that will cover the cost of buying out those who did not participate.

isn't alone in trying to reduce the cost of IT in the face of mounting national debt.

Also, he said, "the cost of marketing a Web site and the cost of free shipping both ways was approximating a store expense, " he said.

You know, the cost of a smaller stand at the exhibition, just the two hotel rooms, and a lower key reception.

But if the deal closes, the firm plans to pay a special dividend that will cover the cost of buying out those who did not participate.

isn't alone in trying to reduce the cost of IT in the face of mounting national debt.

Also, he said, "the cost of marketing a Web site and the cost of free shipping both ways was approximating a store expense, " he said.

You know, the cost of a smaller stand at the exhibition, just the two hotel rooms, and a lower key reception.

It will bring down the cost of prescription medicines. Free-market principles are the only things that reduce costs and improve quality.

Taking into account the cost of transport, such a house would be preferable to leave the double - poor households are living in closer.

the "zhongseqingyou" is a natural phenomenon and the cost of falling in love is often the lose of two close friends.

With the global economy at a turning point, the cost of any inaccuracies is increasingly high for the world's third-largest economy.

British internet providers are keen to offer such a service, the cost of which would be rolled into the monthly bill.

He gave more autonomy to the non-English parts of the union, but at the cost of national cohesion.

the "zhongseqingyou" is a natural phenomenon and the cost of falling in love is often the lose of two close friends.

With the global economy at a turning point, the cost of any inaccuracies is increasingly high for the world's third-largest economy.

The goal is to drive down the spread between the cost of corporate and of government borrowing.

British internet providers are keen to offer such a service, the cost of which would be rolled into the monthly bill.

He gave more autonomy to the non-English parts of the union, but at the cost of national cohesion.

Up to 45 percent of the cost of solar cell technology is due to the high cost of the silicon used to convert sunlight to electricity.

The cost of roasting turkeys doesn't tend to follow actual wholesale prices but is often a loss leader.

My daughter has just got engaged and I suppose I shall be landed with the cost of the wedding.

If you do, then the cost of building and maintaining the wall goes into the price of rice, and the poor will no longer be able to buy it.

The growth rate for an algorithm is the rate at which the cost of the algorithm grows as the size of its input grows.

My daughter has just got engaged and I suppose I shall be landed with the cost of the wedding.

If you do, then the cost of building and maintaining the wall goes into the price of rice, and the poor will no longer be able to buy it.

The growth rate for an algorithm is the rate at which the cost of the algorithm grows as the size of its input grows.

The cost of food and clothing has come down in recent years. Similarly, fuel prices have fallen quite considerably.

All this amounts to around 30% of the cost of construction, according to a case study on Living PlanIT by the Harvard Business School.

It speeds up any developer's work for years to come -- at the cost of just a couple of working days.

Reaching into her pocket she pulled out a wad of Yen large enough to cover AT LEAST three times the cost of their meal.

But he said he was confident people would support it when they looked "at the cost of doing nothing. "

The whole concept of the Bible is of Christ taking our place on the cross and paying the punishment, the cost of our sin.

The United States the cost of these conflicts will be reduced from a lot of fundamental significance, since Pearl Harbor does not occur.

The whole concept of the Bible is of Christ taking our place on the cross and paying the punishment, the cost of our sin.

The United States the cost of these conflicts will be reduced from a lot of fundamental significance, since Pearl Harbor does not occur.

It cost more than the usual stuff but, as he said to me: "Count the value represented by the message, not the cost of the product. "

Managers have to strike a balance between expenditure and efficiency and between the cost of anticipation and that of repair.

Governments are keen not to let the cost of living rise out of control.

With a meal included in the cost of the ticket, it all adds up to a really good evening's entertainment.

When such a bearing failure occurs, the cost of the replacement bearing itself is small in relation to the cost of the plant downtime.

But the cost of doing so, and of parents attempting to ignore their own projections, could be massive confusion for the child.

Northwest said the cost of the extra pay will be offset by the value of other work rule changes and grievance settlements.

In many of the smaller cities, where the cost of living is considerably lower, US-style fast food is often considered a luxury.

In many of the smaller cities, where the cost of living is considerably lower, US-style fast food is often considered a luxury.

But if I cannot get both, I would take righteousness at the cost of my life.

When Obama get up in the morning he borrows more than the cost of an entire aircraft carrier long before he goes to bed that night.

The power company could pass the cost of Shoreham along to its consumers only if it agreed not to operate the plant.

For the time being, the distress-driven demand for dollars and risk-free assets is pushing down the cost of all this borrowing.

When logging is turned off entirely or for a set of priorities, the cost of a log request is a method invocation plus an integer comparison.

It is not as if the erotic summit is something heroic attained at the cost of harsh sufferings.

Cheap meaning sort of the cost of the military, not the cost of medical care.

She always thinks about how much bread the cost of the drugs will buy.

Beijing also needs to see a decline in the cost of the raw materials imported to feed its industrial machine.

She had understood that the cost of democracy is the price the poor pay in the delay of their entry into the middle class.

the cost of this product at this point is higher than that of our other products.

Yes, the cost of a single incident might be $10 instead of $50, but you're going to have to pay $10 again and again.

You can argue that it is possible to copy and paste it out of Netflix, but the cost of doing this is prohibitive for individuals.

Skeptics deem the concept a non-starter, at least until the cost of putting a commercial power plant into orbit drops dramatically.

In contemporary China, the cost of social development and Its regulation issue have been a cause for general concern.

That margin and other market failings add up to 20% to the cost of every sack.

The cost of food and clothes kept increasing. Before it was all over, the total inflation averaged 1 percent every 10 minutes.

He saved the children from the fire at the cost of his own life.

Here the cost of production of a simple mold as long as a fraction of the field, out of 3 km, similar enterprises is difficult to survive.

Recent research has shown that students are more likely to live at home in coming years, in a bid to cut down on the cost of a degree.

'Everybody used to say the cost of living in Sydney and Melbourne was much higher, but that's certainly not the case now, ' he said.

"One mile of driving completely dwarfs the cost of a search, " he said.

The poor fellow had got into a bit of debt over the cost of his machine which we repaid for him.

But what's also just as important are that the funds that come from the transaction are going to help offset the cost of the new city hall.

In Egypt, the bread crisis is a symptom of a larger problem - one of stagnant wages that have failed to keep up with the cost of living.

The cost of the wedding could also be a factor in the delay, she said.

Rising sales are coming at the cost of lower profitability, at least if fourth quarter results released on Tuesday are any indication.

The U. S. would have to offer higher rates on its bonds to attract other buyers, which would drive up the cost of servicing U. S. debt.

If you are married, ask yourself how much income you'll gain from a second job, minus the cost of childcare.

China's ministry of commerce said the purpose of the restrictions was to protect the environment by raising the cost of resource extraction.

I'm surprised to hear you say so. You know that the cost of production has been skyrocketing in recent years.

The company accountant will probably allow the cost of water, tea and coffee out of the company's petty cash.

in the long run , the price of any given commodity should revert to the cost of producing an incremental unit of supply.

At $100 for a year's course of the drugs, plus around $400 for the cost of administration, they would need a lot of money.

Many small and medium enterprises in the bank due to high-risk and improve lending rates, thus increasing the cost of financing for SMEs.

Firms that provide these things may be prepared to chip in towards the cost of the music service in return for customer loyalty.

The cost of a full-time MBA programme, especially from those schools at the top end of the rankings, remains significant.

The cost of building the network is happening now, and is financed mainly by a huge run-up in debt.

But beneath the surface lurks a fresh worry: For many companies, the cost of raw materials is rising at a faster pace than revenue.

He saved the lives of the children at the cost of his own.

You can have either your company or your personal consultancy expense a portion or all the cost of any of the commercial products.

And the cost of the drug nagged at him. If it worked, how long could he afford to keep taking it?

ANY conversation on the streets of New Delhi turns easily to the cost of living, particularly that of eating.

He said consumers could be asked to shoulder two-thirds to three-quarters of the cost of the additional duties.

Although confidence in credit markets appears to be rising, Geithner said the cost of credit remains too high.

State rebates, combined with federal tax credits, can cover up to half the cost of a residential solar system.

Lower interest rates could reduce the cost of funding for businesses and individuals at a time of great financial strain.

This has had a direct impact on meat and poultry costs (and indirectly on eggs), as it has helped force up the cost of animal feed.

But it is not without significance that the cost of insuring against a US government defaulted risen 25 - fold in little over a year .

Most people do not seem to see the cost of a house in the same way that they see other prices.

woman is to love, do not abandon her, a short young woman, you may pay the cost of a lifetime!

The cost of living is so high. It'll be difficult for her to take the responsibility. She'd better think the whole thing over.

The epic scope that this innovation allows him to achieve comes at the cost of historical accuracy, both in the film and in the novel.

Can bring about enormous business opportunities, but it's easy to overlook the optimization of the cost of B2B e-commerce issues.

At the moment, the cost of smoking far outweighs the amount of money the Treasury gets from cigarette duty, the report says.

The company is trying to minimize the cost of production.

For a start, they have left too much of the task of preventing overheating to monetary policy, pushing up the cost of credit.

The cost of revision surgery and of the prostheses themselves can be up to four times that of primary surgery.

New technologies have emerged recently that have lowered the cost of aluminum fabrication making it a strong contender to CroMo.

In charge of the design and estimating the cost of prospective works, prepare offer under the direction of the company management.

The central government also continues to subsidise the cost of electricity to the tune of billions of dollars a year.

But they're expected to creep up in coming years as the cost of increasingly stringent clean-air regulations are passed on to customers.

There was no stadium and European teams baulked at the cost of the boat journey.

This expenditure, very important, is to put into perspective with the cost of a military campaign of the time, much more expensive.

The cost of cleaning up the environmental damage is not limited to trying to repair the actual damage to the environment.

She soon had enough money to pay for some of the cost of a plane of her own, another old Curtiss Jenny.

If they do, the cost of capital will go down and bring down the cost of electricity from nuclear plants, he said.

Banks have to work out the cost of the damage done by years of easy credit and gorging on complicated financial products (see article).

But then the cost of a barrel of jet fuel more than doubled, to $170, just as the recession sent load factors down.

The binding constraint on investment decisions is usually not the cost of capital but the availability of bank loans.

This would give it a value to compete with the profits to be gained from its destruction and finance the cost of proper policing.

THIS SPECIAL REPORT has shown how the cost of providing pensions is rising across the developed world as the baby-boomers retire.

Anything that increases the value of women's time and adds to the cost of caring for a child makes a woman less likely to have that child.

The precision estimators are willing to commit to tends to decline as the cost of the project goes up.

Would we be happy to see Alistair Darling jack up public borrowing if that meant, as it might, that the cost of mortgages went up?

The price would affect the cost of every decision we make; it would take away the guesswork.

As an expected increase in the cost of raw materials looms for late summer, consumers are beginning to encounter shrinking food packages.

This is often called a blended rate model, where the cost of resources is blended based on resource costs in different countries.

Then, too, as the supply of youthful workers shrinks, wages should rise and push up the rate of inflation and the cost of capital.

The cost of the truck is. entered in an asset account, which in essence represents the advance purchase of these transportation services.

He underestimated the cost of a vacation and ran out of the money.

Since the marginal cost of making a piece of software is zero, and the cost of digital distribution is zero, prices ought to fall to free.

One of the important ways to turn to low-carbon lifestyle, is kick at the cost of high energy sources of "consumption" hobby.

Finally, holding costs include the cost of funds that could be used for other purposes if they were not tied up in inventory.

After a week after a sharp drop in the price of steel, steel market adjusting to last trend, However, the cost of supporting effect.

If paying with a credit card, the customer writes the tip in the space below the cost of meal and then adds it into the total payment.

Giving consideration to private or public debt sustainability, at the cost of price stability, would be a violation of the ECB's mandate.

The warranty covers the cost of labor and parts used to repair any breakdown or malfunction covered by the terms of the original warranty.

Meanwhile, the cost of medicine would come crashing down for the poor -- and tens of millions would be able to afford it for the first time.

As the cost of energy goes down, he said, people would be more likely to use steam turbines more often.

Some also say that the cost of testing might be reduced if companies did not hold testing monopolies because of their patents.

has not been approved down ~ He said that in the future if the work permit has not ratified the cost of living will become a problem!

The young sergeant saved the little girl from the fire, but at the cost of his own life.

Indeed, the cost of room and board at your school might be less than the rent and food expenses that you would pay living on your own.

If you know your new class will frequently handle certain value types you can use one of two tactics to minimize the cost of boxing.

Liability Management Management of the bank's liabilities to reduce the cost of funding to the bank.

As well, the cost of the technology continues to diminish to such an extent that computer literacy in the workplace is now expected.

The builder recurred to the matter of the cost of remodeling our house.

Some of the cost of these systems can be mitigated as they take the place of existing exhaust brake units.

If you use a utility heavily enough , the cost of writing it in a compiled language might be justified by the performance gain .

Employment is up, and the cost of living is down in North Carolina's capital, a mecca for stable high-tech jobs.

I travel and work 60hrs a week as a manager, and yet i still make less than the cost of living.

He said the Libyan government must 'face the cost of continued violations of human rights. '

According to Mankiw, the cost of those M&Ms is the Snickers bar that you had to give up to get the M&Ms.

Yet, ultimately, the cost of the debt owed to official sources will have to be cut by lowering interest rates or reducing sums outstanding.

With one of the worst debt positions among industrialised countries, the cost of insuring against default on Japanese sovereign debt soared.

The big issue next year is not going to be the cost of credit; it is going to be the availability of credit.

The cost of rights coverage for the Atlanta Olympics is almost double that of the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984.

The cost of parking in the City of London in particular is outpacing that of other financial centres.