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But reworking a plan comes at a cost, which is another criticism of defined-benefit plans.
For the regulators and the industry, tightening quality control will come at a cost, which will temper enthusiasm in some quarters.
All of this comes at a cost, which must be borne by the financial services firms that support the F.S.A. via a levy.
Over a million Rwandans have been raised from poverty in the past five years.But Rwanda's newfound stability has come at a cost, which Mr Blair barely gestured to.
On Tuesday Mr Osborne will lay out further details – such as how much the guarantee will cost lenders (a cost which they will presumably recoup from the customers in higher borrowing rate).
"The real cost of Brexit has now been revealed – and it is a cost which will be paid through lower growth, lower tax revenues, higher borrowing, higher debt and higher inflation.
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And at a reasonable cost, which you never hear from the government.
Compared with wireline communication, wireless communication has a lower cost, which is easier to be deployed.
The choice of a final cost which ensures good stability properties are detailed.
It can always replicate the level of quality at a lower cost which is sufficient to increase patient welfare.
We select the option with a smaller cost, which can be represented by min(C I, C II ).
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