They are evaluating different ways to comply with the new law and finance the expense.
People paid for doctor visits, minor surgeries, and even brief hospital stays out-of-pocket or found other ways to finance the expense (for instance, "lodge practice" arrangements).
His personal property holdings could not finance the expense of a complex and long federal trial, she said, and many of his business holdings in partnership with others were tied up because of nearly $1 million in other court judgments.
Since the financial meltdown, salaried employees have financed the cutting of expenses.
But big-time fire suppression is like war -- federally financed, whatever the expense -- with bulldozers, helicopters, planes and legions of foot soldiers.
While across-the-board tax cuts expand economic activity, targeted tax incentives are inevitably financed at the expense of established businesses.
In a speech to the nation, Ms Rousseff said she would address these concerns but maintained that the World Cup was not being financed at the expense of public services.
However, the new initiative should not be financed at the expense of the Erasmus+ or other European programmes, MEPs say in a draft resolution to be voted on Thursday.
This means that it feels more and more difficult for people to maintain their standards of living and certainly more difficult to finance the major expense of going to college.
Patronage gave access to the resources needed to finance the considerable expense of a 14th-century university education, particularly through the presentation of benefices, gifts of land or income made by the church.
Hence, while the spouse/partner takes care of the farm, the farm women makes sure that the employer-provided non-pecuniary benefits might be helping to finance the household expenses (in terms of material comforts of life) or farm expenses and non-pecuniary benefits help avoid unforeseen health care expenditures.
