Sentence examples for costs from future from inspiring English sources

With skepticism in Congress deepening over proposals that the government pay a major share of insurance costs from future terrorist attacks, a new proposal from a consumer group would help insurers manage their losses with long-term federal loans.

Though the legislation is expected to pass both houses, many members of Congress, responding in part to constituents' complaints, backed amendments that would require Iraq to repay part of the reconstruction costs from future oil revenues.

[C4.] Skepticism Over Insurance Bailout With skepticism in Congress deepening over proposals that the government pay a major share of insurance costs from future terrorist attacks, a new proposal from a consumer group would help insurers manage their losses with long-term federal loans.

What's particularly welcome there is the language on "removing counterproductive policies that increase vulnerabilities" — which I hope will lead to some of the steps I recently described that could cut costs from future wildfires in America's "red zones," as well as shifts in how federal flood insurance is priced.

Its deposit fund has been exhausted by the toll of failed lenders, but it expects to recover those costs from future fees on banks.The picture surrounding Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) that own or insure half of American residential mortgages, is grimmer.

The minister said the government's analysis had concluded there was little potential for cost reductions from future lagoons and limited local economic benefits.

New Jersey Transit has also had to divert billions of dollars from its capital budget to pay for operating costs, siphoning money from future improvements.

The congregation will put proceeds from the sale into an endowment to cover housing costs for future ministers.

This analysis focused on the short-term costs of guideline implementation (first year); it did not consider any possible cost savings resulting from future reductions in cardiovascular morbidity or mortality as it has been argued that such reductions would be minimal in this population.

He insisted that they would merely move costs from this year to future years and would not provide the productivity increases, like shorter vacations or a longer workweek, that he was seeking.

Bush Administration officials have been revealing the outlines of a plan that would split the costs of property claims from future terror attacks between the government and the insurance industry with taxpayers picking up 80% of the first $20 billion and 90% of the next $80 billion.