The deficit figure announced by the White House, which includes part of an additional $80 billion that Mr. Bush requested mostly for Iraq, was higher than the $368 billion estimate announced earlier in the day by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, though that figure did not include supplemental costs for the war.
The additional application of long-lasting contrast agents provides further valuable anatomical landmarks but involves a larger volume for intravenous injections and supplemental costs.
The supplemental cost of sides quickly fattens the tab.
The plan also requires elected officials to contribute to their retirement for the first time, and dictates that a supplemental cost-of-living adjustment that paid out $170 million to retirees earlier this year be changed so that no such payouts would happen unless the plan achieves a full financing level.
The laundry list of possible pension fixes the group is contemplating, for example, includes such bold measures as essentially capping pension payouts at $100,000 a year, stripping some retirees of their supplemental cost-of-living raises, and greatly increasing the amount that existing employees must contribute to the pension fund.
As a result, the EPA proposed supplemental cost of MATS data in November 2015, suggesting that the costs of the MATS "does not alter the EPA's previous determination that it is appropriate to regulate air toxics, including mercury, from power plants" [43].
The doctors are unhappy because the burden of getting reimbursed, for the supplemental cost, by insurers falls on them.
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Costs of travel, accommodation, lost income for both partners and supplemental food costs can be substantial.
White House officials provided few details about how they want to use the $80 billion in supplemental war costs that Mr. Bush plans to request.
By comparison, when the current base Pentagon budget, nuclear weapons and supplemental war costs are combined, they total just over 4percentt of the current economy, according to budget experts.
