For those who say taking action to stop climate change is too expensive, we only have to point to the costs we are incurring right now.
Spurs incur down the right, Naughton cutting inside to slip in Paulinho, who shakes off Strinic on his way into the box before squaring low for Soldado to tap into an empty net.
Given that her latest client tries throttling her at their first meeting, accepting said appeal appears an obvious wrong turn – but then the law, in this conception, is a labyrinthine grey zone in which even those trying to do right will incur not inconsiderable collateral damage.
If you and I were to cross paths Greet me right or incur my wrath.
Banks, national governments and multilateral institutions such as the World Bank have been willing, almost without exception, to accord leaders of developing countries what philosopher Thomas Pogge has called the "borrowing privilege": the right to incur debts on behalf of those they rule without having to defend the legitimacy of their rule.
This time, it was considering a proposal that would encourage cities to increase workers' benefits by allowing officials to change actuarial calculations, so they could raise pensions without incurring higher costs right away.
"He did not want to sign it, and he did not want to incur the wrath of the right-to-lifers that he claims to be in agreement with," Mr. Marshall said, adding that the governor was avoiding controversial legislation because he wanted to be considered as a possible vice presidential candidate.
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If Iran responds with terrorism on U.S. soil, no one can predict the costs in increased security and the loss of personal rights incurred to provide that security.
However, government should justify interventions because, almost invariably, they intrude on individual rights and interests and incur economic costs.
