Sentence examples for raising affordability from inspiring English sources

In terms of gross cost (i.e. ignoring potential cost offsets), costs for application Australia-wide, varied from AUD130m per annum (lap banding for severely obese adolescents), to less than AUD1m per annum (controlling TV advertising of 'junk food'; targeted multi-faceted school-based program), raising affordability as an important issue for policy-makers to consider.

The high variability in the cost results summarised in Table 1 raises affordability as a major policy consideration, in addition to concerns for effectiveness, efficiency and equity of access.

But when the ALP raised housing affordability and fears of a Sydney housing "bubble" the government accused the opposition of wanting houses to be worth less, or as Hockey put it on Wednesday to "smash house prices".

Table 3 illustrates the key characteristics and the frequency of participants who raised the affordability issues as negative factors during the interviews.

Clinton also emphasized college affordability, raising the minimum wage, and her support for labor unions.

Though Noble officials say waivers and payment plans are available, 90 percent of students are low-income, raising questions about the affordability of discipline fees.

The average sale price for a home in the UK was £273,000, and for first-time buyers it was £206,000, raising fresh concerns about affordability.

Ley said a government survey of 40,000 Australians found a majority raising concerns about the affordability of their premiums and the value for money they received from their policies.

Taxation has thus not kept pace with rising incomes and economic growth, raising questions on increasing affordability of all tobacco products and indexing of taxation to inflation.

All groups could see that community treatment offered patients convenience, but raised concerns about affordability.

That could boost annual household energy bills by up to £189, and add £608,000 on to power bills for medium-sized businesses if Scottish ministers decide to carry on with the UK's investment plans – raising significant doubts about its affordability.