Sentences with phrase «to bear one's own costs»

It's the publishers who bear the cost of paying people to read the thousands of manuscripts submitted each year.

They're the ones who bear the cost of sanctions.

Still others plan to find a rich and common cougar, who has the financial assets to give experiences that they couldn't bear the cost of on their own.

Clients may well decide that they are willing to bear the cost for the convenience of having all their accounts in one place.

When businesses are forced to pay more, consumers bear the costs as well.

The replacement of the wheel bearing costs from $ 280 to $ 400.

Depending on a number of factors, it can be the employer's responsibility to bear any costs associated with those adaptations.

The taxpayer bears the cost that the low - income family would otherwise have borne.

Considering this, it seems only wise to get it insured and let the insurance company bear the costs incurred on its repair.

A health insurance policy also bears the cost of room rent incurred due to policyholder's hospitalization.

Otherwise lawyers who undertake this work will end up bearing the costs personally, which would simply be unfair.

Such litigation is adversarial in nature and, subject to the court's discretion, the unsuccessful party bears the costs of those whom he or she brings to court.

Since she opposed the application to protect her personal interests, Monster argued she should also bear the costs incurred by Monster to overcome her opposition.

That means even if your baby is born with a health condition, you can rest easy knowing that his care will be covered and you won't bear the cost alone.

Under a minimum policy, your insurer pays no more than $ 10,000 per accident on your behalf, and you must bear the costs if the damage exceeds this coverage limit.

This coverage bears the cost of normal pregnancy, labor, and delivery.

Lawyers are often willing to bear this cost because they have traditionally been able to pass it on to clients.

Second, the Israeli public bears the cost of sourcing, transporting, and cleaning water; there are no government subsidies for water.

Owners of these type of businesses need to continually bear the cost of revising or creating entirely new productions year after year.

Smaller - growth companies are at a clear disadvantage in bearing these costs compared to their larger, more established peers.

«Consumers increasingly bearing the cost of those prescriptions — that's an insurance design issue,» he said.

As reported here specific economic groups bear the cost and reap the benefits of economic policy.

Patients currently bear the cost of that often - critical testing.

Because the sponsors and advertisers bear the cost of the web site development, maintenance and operation, you are not on the hook for any of the web site related costs.

It is designed to protect the buyer alone, so the buyer bears the cost.

It's just that the homeowner usually bears those costs.

But family, friends, and strangers bore the cost of the device because insurance companies refuse to cover experimental treatments, even when they are better for the patient.

And I continue to believe that having subscribers bear the cost of developing and publishing secondary information is still the best model for us.

Obviously, adding these other professionals increases the cost of forging a divorce settlement, a concern for both the lawyers and the parties who must ultimately bear those costs.

It should be borne in mind that ultimately, premium paying motorists bear the costs of all claims investigated and paid under these agreements.

The father does not have sufficient funds from which to make a payment and the mother owns properties which can be sold to assist her in bearing the costs of this proceeding.

This coverage bears the cost of childcare, which includes doctor's consultation fees as well as the medication cost.

Not to mention volunteers freely giving their time as well as foster homes who bear the cost of ordinary expenses such as food, grooming, toys and so forth.

Can society bear these costs?

The following month, SolarCity, having determined that Silevo would not achieve two of its three production and technology milestones, decided that it had to bring in an outside partner, Panasonic, to help bear the costs and to take over solar - cell manufacturing.

External actors do not directly bear the costs of the war and negotiated settlements in these wars often do not directly address the goals of external parties.

That photo of all those men lined up by the GOP to decide what women's health care should be paid for and by whom will scare off a generation of women, and good men like Rosen will bear the cost at the polls.

The other driver is at least bear the costs of informationvery happy with your automobile is going to be roughly about $ 50,000 in total control of the cover deal.

One frequent criticism of the Bloomberg plan was that Manhattan reaped the benefits of congestion pricing while the other boroughs bore the costs.

It shows that the community which bears the cost of operating a marine reserve, also derives the greatest benefit,» he adds.

Yet the United States already bears costs from our broken education system, including higher crime rates, additional expenses for health - care and public - assistance programs, and lost tax revenue as well as the untold costs of telling generations of children in chronically under - resourced, low - performing schools: «You don't matter!»

Replacing one front wheel bearing costs from $ 180 to $ 450.

Workmen compensation insurance bears the cost incurred due to treatment on behalf of the employer.