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Alexandria Carr, a financial legal specialist at the international law firm Mayer Brown, warned: "The Government could be creating a layer of uncertainty as to the future of banks, which may make it difficult for banks to raise capital, something which would in turn reduce lending, stifle the economy and increase cost to the consumer".

The results suggest that the current service architecture is more likely to add to mental health burden, subsequent service use and increase cost to the UK taxpayer than to reduce undesirable outcomes.

It acknowledges this will increase costs to consumers and businesses.

But won't special labeling increase costs to Oregon's consumers?

The level and type of adaptive devices required can easily increase costs to several thousand dollars.

The American Bankers Association and the Mortgage Bankers Association fought the restrictions, saying they would increase costs to consumers.

The results, paradoxically, will be to increase costs to the criminal justice system because less efficient trials cost more.

That would increase costs to the United States airlines by $550 million, to about $1.4 billion a year, Mr. Casey said.

(It's hard to see this passing muster since it would increase costs to the Social Security system).

If the rules allow more people to qualify for subsidies, it would increase costs to the federal government.

While offering to work with states by waiving requirements of federal law, the Bush administration has balked at state initiatives that increase costs to the federal government.