One should want to reduce his "carbon footprint" because carbon is an externality, a cost imposed upon others, just as oil spilled in the ocean, or mercury spewed from coal fired power plants, is a cost imposed on others.
There are no costs imposed on primary care.
Market economics theory, which encompasses the congestion pricing concept, postulates that users will be forced to pay for the negative externalities they create, making them conscious of the costs they impose upon each other when consuming during the peak demand, and more aware of their impact on the environment.
However, our members understand that they would bear the impact and resultant costs of any regulatory matrix imposed upon testing companies, first as taxpayers, and secondarily as consumers of the services they offer.
The burden to these nations creates much lower living standards & makes the economic growth necessary for climbing out of debt harder to come by Tells about the frightful human cost of the austerity measures imposed upon debtor nations by the International Monetary Fund.
In addition, if IDU were to get HIV testing at private clinics, there would be the burden of the cost of an HIV test imposed upon them.
Iraq was a state imposed upon its inhabitants, a country whose preservation has cost too many lives.
The bird-strike statistics of the USA and the world, as presented in Chapter 2, demonstrated the large number of injuries and fatalities imposed upon passengers and aircraft crew, as well as the high costs for the aviation industry.
Watch out, tenants: Kent Reliance says the meanie in No 11 Downing Street is going to cost YOU £55 a month extra in rent because of the increased stamp duty he has imposed upon your landlord.
He will not be imposed upon.
