The cost would be borne by the federal government.
Although controversial, DIPS would be borne out, if clarified somewhat, by many subsequent studies.
Half the cost would be borne by Government, half by industry.
For a long time, it looked like Furber's concerns about commercial success would be borne out.
She said the costs of any deal would be borne by Australia.
There were intense debates about how various costs would be borne, which continue to resonate today.
In the meantime, the vast majority of the costs would be borne by the federal government.
The ECB would provide leverage, but any initial losses would be borne by the EFSF.
Most of that loss would be borne by the agency, but some would be borne by employees, particularly United's pilots, who have been promised unusually rich pensions that exceed the limits of the program's insurance coverage.
Most of the cost would be borne by the Ukrainians, who would get some of it back through scrap sales.
But industry officials made no secret in settlement talks that the cost of the accord would be borne by smokers.
