But a new requirement to pay a percentage of wages toward health premiums, set at 1.5percentt for now but indexed to future increases in health care costs, conjured up visions for younger workers of careers spent footing ever-higher insurance bills.
Why would we ever let him do it again?" ACCURACY -- In 1995, Mr. Franks voted for a budget-reconciliation bill, sponsored by House Republicans, that cut taxes and balanced the budget, but also reduced future increases in Medicare and Medicaid spending.
Although this study used slightly more optimistic assumptions than our best-case analysis for high-risk prevention, it nonetheless revealed that such intervention would reduce, but not prevent, future increases in the prevalence of diabetes (16).
"We are of course not closing down first generation biofuels, but we are sending a clear signal that future increases in biofuels must come from advanced biofuels".
This is planned to be primarily a research park with expanded science facilities, but will also add classrooms and residence halls to cope with future increases in student population.
"If there are future increases in temperature, that will increase their range south, but there will be other considerations too.
Any future increases in union membership could further strengthen labor's influence in politics and collective bargaining.
In addition, Ms. Allen might not be able to fatten her workers' stipends enough to offset future increases in premiums.
The rule change, which comes into effect in April 2015, will apply to future increases in value, not any previous growth.
This implicit liability arises mainly from future increases in spending on pensions and health care.
