(And keep in mind that that figure doesn't include most of the budget for the increasingly militarized U.S. Intelligence Community, or extra war costs for Afghanistan, or the budget of the increasingly militarized Department of Homeland Security, or other costs hidden elsewhere, including, for example, for the U.S. nuclear arsenal, which is buried in the Energy Department's budget).
On the other hand, if these costs are included, for example, for the current breast cancer screening programme in the Netherlands, the costs per LyG still are acceptable according the Dutch threshold value of about €20 000 per quality-adjusted LyG.
There are good reasons for this — including, for example, the fact that capital gains are not indexed for inflation.
He reckons that today's fight for gay rights is no different from previous battles for civil rights, including, for example, the right for blacks to marry whites (not allowed until 1967 in some 18 states).
The plan now calls for action "in parallel," including, for example, an immediate halt to incitement by both sides.
Instead, they want harsher penalties for traffickers – including, for example, prosecutions at local level to raise awareness in villages of potential punishments to deter people from trying.
Mr. Heaney also made proposals that would increase the supply of homes for rent, including, for example, giving people tax incentives to build accessory apartments.
My job at Engaging Networks gives me the great privilege of being behind the scenes of some of the world's greatest online campaigns, including for example, major successes for WWF in the European Union.
The commission suggests that it could be introduced then in a less stringent form, by including, for example, a standing charge for emergency capacity.
However, inexperienced clinicians and patients tend to interpret positive SPT results as diagnosed allergy requiring actions, including, for example, guidance for avoidance, medication, and even immunotherapy.
The CINAHL medical subject headings include also a broad range of terms for research methodology including, for example, 12 subject headings for validity [ 13].
