Sentences with phrase «inflated costs»

But, that is the difference between a system that works on government mandates and another that ask for inflated costs by the insured of private companies to make up for it.

Still, it's worth thinking about the impact of inflated costs on the base.

Schools will report inflated costs in order to keep their reported profits lower, so they can cry poor when asking taxpayers and students for financial assistance.

The limited attention to the lean staffing and variable compensation model further inflated costs.

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A foreclosure law firm in New York is accused in a federal lawsuit of overbilling Fannie Mae by inflating costs for mortgage - related services offered by its wholly owned affiliates.

As in if they'd stop dragging in inflated cost estimates and such, I'd be more than happy not to have to point out how wrong they are: --RRB-

This is because whole and universal life insurance policies often offer cash accrual as well as investment and borrowing features which inflate the cost of your life insurance.

Saga Furs is now restructuring what had become a progressively inflated cost base, but more aggressive cuts are obviously needed... otherwise, the company's v dependent on the supply - demand situation correcting itself (there do appear to be signs of that, Chinese farms seem to have the ability to turn on & off production at will).

As in if they'd stop dragging in inflated cost estimates and such, I'd be more than happy not to have to point out how wrong they are»

This could cause also inflate the cost of home buying loans as well.

«An all - out assault on America's fossil fuel resources that is unnecessarily inflating the cost of energy»

Is a particular leasing scenario inflating costs because your company isn't cycling them out of service at the proper time?

In 2008, Express Scripts paid $ 9.3 million to settle a suit by New York and 28 other states that claimed it deceptively inflated costs for state employees, in part by secretly switching to higher - cost drugs, and that it allegedly pocketed millions in manufacturer rebates.

In her book Law and Reorder, published by the American Bar Association in 2010, she describes a legal profession «where the billable hour no longer works»; where attorneys, judges, recruiters, and academics all agree that this system of compensation has perverted the industry, leading to brutal work hours, massive inefficiency, and highly inflated costs.

Biggs and Richwine remind us that the costs of teacher benefits dramatically inflate the cost of compensation, even if the results aren't always obvious when scanning a paycheck.

Below is a copy of the full statement In response to yet another false claim by the flagbearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) about inflated cost of infrastructure projects across the country, I wish on behalf of Government to advise Mr. Akuffo Addo to stop embarrassing himself and draw useful lessons from his previous blunders.

The national study (which was also used for state - level analysis) on the EPA Clean Power Plan inflates the costs by 2x and minimizes the benefits of the regulations by 10x compared to official regulatory impact analysis by the U.S. EPA.

A widely cited report by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce contains no mention of the benefits of reducing carbon emissions and falsely inflates the costs of the proposed standards using what the EPA dubbed «unfounded assumptions.»

Unlike many other brokers, we do not charge any fees for our services, nor does our commission inflate the cost of the funding deal.

In MasterCard the fee was argued to have inflated the costs charged from the merchants, which would then be passed on to consumers.

EU nations promoted clean energy at vastly inflated costs through imposed renewable energy targets, tariffs and subsidies.

Looking at the more than nine million visitors in 2013, it's clear that the law society investments that make CanLII possible routinely save the profession (including thousands of public sector lawyers and justice officials) millions of dollars that would otherwise be spent searching commercial services and thereby inflating the cost of legal services for everybody.

This is a benefit easily worth several hundred dollars on its own, and is the main benefit inflating the cost of these cards.

Some studies admit they did not study the actual EPA regulations, other studies inflate the costs of regulation, and some ignore the health and / or the economic benefits associated with reducing the level of pollution emissions.

The stores inflate costs for consumers by tens of thousands of dollars with various vague fees.

Don't worry Arsenal fans, all that money that you spend on massively overpriced merchandise or the even more inflated cost of a pie and a pint after paying the most expensive ticket prices in the country are not just going to line the pockets of the club's owners and board members.

National Chairman of the NPP, Mr. Freddie Blay has through dubious means awarded a contract to Mr. Sammi Awuku to provide paper laminated accreditation for its party delegates at an overly inflated cost.

This has undoubtedly inflated the cost of the pension system, whose $ 7.3 billion tab last year was more than double that of a decade ago.

The city of Oswego's departments are racking up overtime expenses, an issue that then inflates the cost of paying out retirement benefits years later.

And back home Cameron is forging ahead with Private Finance Mark 2 where the private sector push even more of the risk and inflated cost back on to taxpayers.

It's just another punch in the gut when dating sites inflate the cost of memberships and have hidden fees.

A long and difficult local permitting process inflates these costs.

You are still dealing with a pay - to - publish operation; a vanity type of press — they type that has excelled in total sales average of 100 copies of a book and selling books to the author at a very inflated cost.

In the specific example, after applying the CII, my new inflated cost is Rs. 49.45 lakhs.

Foreign transaction fees can significantly inflate the cost of using your credit card overseas.

When courts pursued action to collect the debt, the added fees and inflated costs associated with the debt essentially nullified the claim.

Cardholders new to Starwood properties, such as the Westin, also need to watch out for extra fees on hotel amenities, such as self or valet parking, which can substantially inflate the cost of your stay.

There are long lines, cramped seats and hotel rooms, and a la carte pricing that is leading to some pretty inflated costs for even the most basic travel arrangements.

Studios waste too much of their budgets on making things shiny which inflates costs uncomfortably.

The benefits of the Clean Power Plan are still nearly twice NERA's estimated costs, despite inflating the cost assumptions.

«Forcing utilities to artificially inflate their cost calculations sets Washington up for dramatically higher electricity prices.

A carbon tax inflates the cost of natural gas and coal - fired power, creating an artificial cost structure where wind and solar look less expensive.

As a result, their study badly inflates the costs and minimizes the benefits of EPA's draft rules.

They typically inflate the cost of the cash purchase option (if they offer it to clients at all) to make the PPA or lease option seem more attractive.