Abortion is made much more expensive by the myriad restrictions placed on it, and low-income women bear the burden of navigating through the costs and impediments of accessing basic health care.
There are legal "benefits" involved, but anyone who studies the issues finds that the main financial "benefit" that same-sex couples receive from marriage is removal of impediments or reduction of costs, not new "goodies" from Nanny State.
The political list of impediments to a control of costs are many.
At 7, Weill Recital Hall, Carnegie Hall, (212) 247-7800, carnegiehall.org; $15. (Tommasini) ENSO STRING QUARTET (Sunday) The cost of concerts is a real impediment for many music lovers.
Alfred A. Gatta, Scarsdale's village manager, pinpointed the cost of land there as one impediment, expressing doubt about developer interest in building affordable projects when the property itself is so pricey.
The costs of eradication, managerial impediments to executing national control programmes, and scientific uncertainty about transmission endpoints, are challenges to the success of this effort, especially in areas of high endemicity where financial resources are limited.
Although the TD incidence in capuchin monkeys exceeds several-fold that in humans and macaques, the unpredictability, long delay of induction, and cost of this experimental TD model, constitute impediments to broad applications.
There are all sorts of impediments for Cadillac that start with the staggering health care costs at GM.
In fact, in some cases, the cost of insurance can be a greater impediment to car ownership than the cost of the vehicle itself, the authors said.
Moreover, the cost of capital is not the main impediment to new capital investment today; instead, it is lack of demand for the additional goods that might be produced.
