Pay attention to cost, cost, cost.
Getting attention costs money, if the candidates have it and the consultants know what to do with it.
Getting noticed in a sprawling country, where so many people are competing for the voters' attention, costs money.
So when Ms. Spyer died in 2010 Ms. Windsor could not claim a deduction for the federal estate tax (are Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan paying attention?) costing Mrs. Windsor $363,053.
In spite of the widespread benefits of working with the media, one must be prepared for the time and energy media attention costs.
Despite hounding her out of the country 75 years ago, we cannot – it seems – get enough of this most controversial of temptresses, whose attentions cost a king not only his kingdom but also an empire.
Moreover, a divided-attention cost alone cannot explain the existence of three states of attention allocation in both modalities.
"This attention to cost and concern about cost, and even the emotional concern about cost, comes up all the time," Mr. McDonough said.
Data on the care process were collected with attention to cost barriers, non-cost barriers and perception of clients on the service provided.
It is designed to focus management attention on cost and price, which hospitals must manage by cutting staff and reducing quality of care.
Attention to cost and aspects related to efficiency: The lack of cost data in AGEI constrained sustainability and mainstreaming of seemingly effective practices.
