Conventionally, in a market economy, individuals search for the working hours that balance home duties with the requirements of the job by moving from the employer who specifies long and strict work schedules to another with more accommodating work arrangements, a movement that may entail costs for both workers and employers.
36 Delayed actions also entail costs, for example, due to ongoing degradation.
However, the maintenance of a complex PPG and the production of high amounts of HCs for prey embalming is likely to entail costs for the female [ 21].
For each year we fish, it may thus take more than 1 year of no fishing for the inherited traits to recover; this has been termed a 'Darwinian debt' because we harvest now in a manner that may entail costs for future generations (the term was coined by Ulf Dieckmann in an interview with the Financial Times, August 28 , 2004.
All efforts to keep StarLink out of the food supply entail costs, whether for testing kits, storage or diversion of corn purchased for food into channels for feed.
Our results are in line with the idea suggested by Seppänen et al. [ 8] that if interspecific information use entails costs for the individuals being observed, adaptations to hide the information may emerge.
Yesterday, the Spanish newspaper Público quoted the Catalan police union's estimate, that "the mere deployment of the Mossos d'Esquadra entails costs of €150,000 for each of the four days of the Bilderberg meeting".
Garcetti said that while he cannot promise that the Olympics would not ultimately entail a cost for L.A., he anticipates that the city would make a profit, in part because it could use many existing venues from the 1984 Summer Games rather than paying to build new ones.
Dismissals will become easier and will entail no cost for companies, and the cost of protecting unemployed young people will be shifted entirely onto the community.
Exit may also entail costs.
However, waiting may entail costs as well as benefits.
