From the Philippine child shot with a U.S. soldier's service revolver 100+ years ago to the three children killed earlier this month by a US drone strike, it is the innocent who often bear the gravest costs of our wars.
"It is time to acknowledge the grave cost of inaction and that what happens in Aleppo reverberates in Molenbeek and London," commented the al-Hayat columnist Joyce Karam.
Brimir and Hulda realize that controlling nature for the benefit of a few has imposed a grave cost on the many, and they set out to reverse the harm wrought by Goodday.
It will more likely augment and consolidate it, albeit at a potentially grave cost to the G.O.P., whose other leaders have, like Trump's advisers, pointedly refused to criticize Trump's unhinged rhetoric and indecorous conduct.
"This is a grave cost for short-term political gain," he added.
The president already showed himself willing to take firm and controversial action in December 2014, about a month into his tenure, when he embarked on a campaign to sink or impound the thousands of boats he believes are illegally fishing in Indonesia's waters at grave cost to the local economy.
Some of the more pessimistic numbers refer to a Pentagon estimate pushing the estimated life-cycle operating and support price tag for the F-35 over the $1 trillion threshold, thus "bringing the government's forecast of cradle-to-grave cost for the F-35 program to more than $1.3 trillion," which some call "misleading".
Lazy and unprepared lawyers fill immigration courts, bungling cases at grave costs to their clients, experts say.
In practice, Mr. Ngcobo said, most families consent to recycling only under financial duress: using someone else's grave costs 320 rand, or about $53, while acquiring a new gravesite at Red Hill Cemetery, one of the two still open, costs about $250.
Myanmar should focus on this issue, or its omission will have grave costs.
