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Such traits would be passed on to all subsequent generations.
That cost, too, may eventually be passed on to customers.
These costs would ultimately be passed on to power customers.
Some of those costs could be passed on to consumers.
These costs, too, must be passed on to the consumer.
Any such case would be passed on to a military tribunal.
Those financial pitfalls could also be passed on to Germany's workforce.
Those increases, the agency argued, would be passed on to consumers.
Those savings are unlikely to be passed on to consumers, however.
That higher cost may be passed on to consumers, some experts warned.
These cost overruns will mostly be passed on to Georgia's electricity customers.
Henry said the cost would be passed on to the town's taxpayers.
Economists expect these higher costs will eventually be passed on to consumers.
"Some of these costs will likely be passed on to American consumers".
You wanted "Tales" to be passed on to the next generation. Why?
In many cases, these costs will be passed on to American families.
The benefits of tackling climate change can also be passed on to workers.
PCBs can also be passed on to the young in their mothers' milk.
That raises banks' costs, some of which will be passed on to customers.
The negative rate on policy-rate balances should be passed on to borrowers.
But he warned that responsibility should not simply be passed on to children.
Economists say the effects of that tax would be passed on to workers.
Most of the costs would then be passed on to businesses and consumers.
Vallat warned of bankruptcies if price hikes could not be passed on to buyers.
That is a price that will be passed on to the customer I'm sure.
And, if left untreated, will be passed on to the baby growing inside her.
Other trust banks told clients negative returns will be passed on to investors' savings.
The higher cost to produce each device would thus be passed on to customers.
These costs will be passed on to riders in the form of higher fees.
Any significant increase in taxes is likely to be passed on to the consumer.
That cost will essentially be passed on to taxpayers, which Fuchs said was unfair.
But many of the savings from lowered tariffs will be passed on to consumers.
The burden of these tariffs, as always, will be passed on to the American consumer.
Employers would pay a 6.2 percent payroll tax that could be passed on to workers.
The original deed, signed by the artist, will be passed on to the next owners.
"And a proportion of these claims will be passed on to the manufacturers," he said.
He would want it to be passed on to someone else who was Force-sensitive.
Chlamydia can be passed on to a baby, leading to "deformities or even stillbirth," Torrone warned.
They also said that scientists shouldn't make changes that could be passed on to future generations.
A deathly curse that can only be passed on to a new victim through sexual intercourse.
The group has argued that the increases will be passed on to travelers through higher airfares.
Employers would also pay a 6.2 percent payroll tax that could be passed on to workers.
The tariff threat provoked warnings from US companies that costs would be passed on to consumers.
These increased costs of production will invariably be passed on to consumers, including consumers in Pennsylvania.
Making larger clothes is more expensive; higher costs for fabric cannot always be passed on to consumers.
That has boosted shipping prices, lifting costs for businesses that may soon be passed on to consumers.
More than half of the savings will be required to be passed on to patients, CMS said.
These savings, along with other cost cutting enabled by the merger, would be passed on to consumers.
Once the bugs are in the shellfish, they can be passed on to anyone who eats them.
The cost of tariffs for imported cars may have to be passed on to customers, Brandstaetter explained.
The fear is that the extremism of ISIS fighters will be passed on to the next generation.
Or is there a chance that your debt could be passed on to your surviving family members?
Higher prices will be passed on to consumers, a regressive policy that inordinately affects the poorest citizens.
"The burden of these tariffs, as always, will be passed on to the American consumer," Lusk said.
Funds say it will add to their costs and that these will be passed on to consumers.
These savings, along with other cost-cutting enabled by the merger, would be passed on to consumers.
It could reach sperm or eggs, where the genetic modifications could be passed on to future generations.
The dealer's passport or driver's license would then be photocopied and be passed on to the police.
The costs of all of this would be passed on to flyers in the form of higher fares.
The SEC has previously been reluctant to impose penalties that would be passed on to taxpayers, Doty said.
Germline gene-editing refers to genetic changes in every cell, that will be passed on to future generations.
Contributions to HSAs would be tax-free and could be passed on to heirs without any tax penalty.
The cost of buying reinsurance is almost certain to rise, and will eventually be passed on to customers.
Mr. Fishman said there were sometimes fees for reporting rent, which would be passed on to the tenant.
An array of added expenses may be passed on to consumers once the new trade policies are enacted.
Ms. Ardern said gifts would be passed on to other families once her daughter had finished using them.
The researchers concluded that additional costs could be passed on to American consumers in the months to come.
"This amounts to a $1.2 trillion tax that would ultimately be passed on to the consumer," he said.
Disrupting that ecosystem would add to costs, which potentially could be passed on to consumers, economists have warned.
But that doesn't mean it's harmless: Gonorrhea in the throat can still be passed on to sexual partners.
Parametric insurance dramatically reduces underwriting and loss adjustment costs, and those savings can be passed on to the consumer.
Cars which are registered for sale ahead of this deadline can still be passed on to dealerships after September.
Trump's disclosure raised concerns that the information could be passed on to Russia's ally, Iran — Israel's top regional adversary.
Should the unlikely event occur that the location is upgraded, then the upgrade will be passed on to you.
It is a felony for donors to earmark contributions to the committees to be passed on to certain candidates.
In theory, these rebates are supposed to be passed on to patients in the form of lower drug prices.
That's because Mr. Joyce's father was born in New Zealand, so citizenship could be passed on to his son.
Some experts believe Harry and Markle&aposs patronages are more likely to be passed on to other family members.
The evidence will be passed on to the attorney general, who'll make the decision on whether to indict Netanyahu.
It is also a great way to make sure that their memory will be passed on to future generations.
While advertisers and website owners have "less choice and likely face higher prices that would be passed on to consumers".
Voting control of that trust is to be passed on to seven trustees, among whom alliances are now being formed.
Apple said the consumers were indirect purchasers, at best, because any overcharge would be passed on to them by developers.
Certain changes to DNA could also be passed on to future generations, while changes to RNA generally aren't passed on.
In the short term some of the mooted tariffs can be absorbed and some can be passed on to customers.
Noaker said he was told the report would be passed on to the jurisdictions where James says the crimes occurred.
Banks previously said they had not decided if any extra costs from the tax would be passed on to clients.
With personal tech, we're all the baker in this situation, since higher costs will eventually be passed on to consumers.
In theory, the rebates received by PBMs and insurers from drug manufacturers are supposed to be passed on to patients.
The savings expected from the deal would then be passed on to customers, meaning all sides would come out ahead.
It is also important to note that some vaginal bacteria can be passed on to the baby, occasionally causing illness.
Critics noted that the Vogtle project could still be plagued by cost overruns, which would be passed on to ratepayers.
One reason is that deploying AI might cut costs in financial services, and savings could be passed on to consumers.
Transportation equipment manufacturers said higher raw material prices caused by the import duties would be passed on to domestic customers.
"We believe the tariffs on vehicles would undoubtedly be passed on to consumers," wrote Emmanuel Rosner, auto analyst for Deutsche Bank.
Mitochondrial DNA is made up of just 37 genes and can only be passed on to a child by its mother.
But, for several weeks afterwards, the wild virus in his gut can be passed on to people who are not immune.
Apple has said the consumers were indirect purchasers, at best, because any overcharge would be passed on to them by developers.
The information will be passed on to the local police, which will respond by sending special teams to investigate the matter.
Analysts expect some of the windfall profits to be passed on to shareholders when Australian miners report their profits next month.
Relocations have cost firms $3 billion to $4 billion, which will be passed on to customers and shareholders, the report said.
As his back catalogue continued to produce cash, that money would then be passed on to the investors in the bonds.
The proposed law will now be passed on to President Vladimir Putin for formal approval, according to British newspaper The Times.
But if the syphilis is left alone, there's an 80 percent chance that it will be passed on to the baby.
The industry has long argued that such standards would raise costs to producers that would eventually be passed on to consumers.
The mother of two young girls, she hopes the self-confidence she has gained will be passed on to her daughters.
The money must be passed on to Medicaid health plans and used for the benefit of Medicaid recipients, starting Jan. 1.
The directive will now be passed on to EU member states, who will have 24 months to translate it into national law.
Higher prices of inputs for products such as cars, air-conditioning units, refrigerators and beer cans will be passed on to consumers.
If it could be passed on (to future generations), that would be the best, but where can you pass it on to?
But Zika is an STD, one that can be passed on to partners and developing infants just like HIV, chlamydia and syphilis.
However, several large retailers have criticized BAT and argue the tax on lower-cost imported items could be passed on to consumers.
Some of these effects might trickle down the supply chain and be passed on to you, the consumer, in the grocery store.
As in the battle against climate change, the quest to clean up space shouldn't be passed on to future generations, he said.
But it's possible that less than half of that price increase will be passed on to shoppers, according to a recent analysis.
"Everybody thinks that increased costs will hurt imports and exports and hence costs will be passed on to consumers," Xeneta's Berglund said.
But, for several weeks afterwards, the wild virus in that person's gut can be passed on to people who are not immune.
They indicated that they could give us some results that if it's genetic, that it could be passed on to my children.
Now, the administration claims that all of this tax cut will be passed on to workers in the form of higher wages.
It could extract higher prices for Time Warner content from competing distributors, a cost that would likely be passed on to consumers.
Democrats expect that when the Ukraine investigation is concluded, its findings will be passed on to the Judiciary Committee to craft articles.
Cons: Economists say the vast majority of higher payroll taxes would be passed on to workers in the form of lower wages.
And these higher costs would then be passed on to American consumers, which would reduce real purchasing power and lower living standards.
The only way to ensure that the effects of alcohol would not be passed on to a child, then, would be alcoholic abstinence.
It is controversial among Republicans on Capitol Hill, with critics saying the tax would be passed on to consumers in the United States.
All the costs will be passed on to a politically passive population, and blacklisted officials will continue to live like Middle Eastern royalty.
If, for instance, the company was provided with its own pickup zones, this may mean a cost could be passed on to consumers.
This compensation, designed to incentivize employees to stay at Twitter, becomes a liability that will be passed on to whoever acquires the company.
This permit can be passed on to a family member or spouse, in case the owner of the dog dies before their pet.
Mitochondrial DNA is made up of just 37 genes and generally speaking can only be passed on to a child by its mother.
Such increases would inevitably be passed on to consumers, meaning higher prices for Danes and more hardship for the country's already struggling exporters.
Negative rates — effectively charging banks to deposit money — have a significant impact on banks' profits as they cannot be passed on to consumers.
"If capital requirements are increased, some of those costs will be passed on to households and businesses in the real economy," Carney wrote.
Worst of all, though, is the endless implicit pressure for tickets to be marked finished, to be passed on to the next phase.
Consumption will also decrease because some of the tax will be passed on to consumers, who will use less oil as a consequence.
Instead, the information will be passed on to local banking supervisors, like the Bank of England, to determine if further actions are needed.
Costs to financial institutions to defend meritless lawsuits and pay settlements, along with multimillion-dollar legal fees, would be passed on to consumers.
This lack of transparency undermines accountability and allows PBMs to accrue large profits that should be passed on to plan sponsors and enrollees.
This may be passed on to consumers, who already pay the highest electricity prices in the region, within a few months, he said.
Any move to approve actual articles of impeachment would need a simple majority in the House to be passed on to the Senate.
Since human tissue can carry infectious diseases and bacteria, if the tissue isn't properly sterilized, those health risks can be passed on to infants.
A 25% tariff would likely be passed on to the consumers, and fish sellers say customers will notice it on the lower cost fish.
Some experts say a border tax would be passed on to American consumers, and may result in the loss of jobs in certain sectors.
But some landlords have suggested the cost of this move, which already applies in Scotland, could be passed on to tenants as higher rents.
The rule would also create a new so-called safe harbor for drugs discounts to be passed on to patients at the pharmacy counter.
The rule would also create a new so-called safe harbor for drug discounts to be passed on to patients at the pharmacy counter.
The TFS will help to preserve banks' profitability, meaning that the cut in the base rate should be passed on to households and firms.
Granted, some gains may be passed on to customers; and, under the new law, big banks' deposit-insurance premiums are no longer tax-deductible.
Those costs, in turn, could be passed on to consumers in other ways, as in higher premiums or higher co-pays on other drugs.
And the savings on retail goods and services that retailers said would be passed on to consumers turned out to be miniscule or nonexistent.
Under the proposal, rebates that amount to 26% to 30% of a drug's list price may be passed on to patients, the department estimates.
The idea is that by wringing their profits out of the market it would create sizable savings that could be passed on to consumers.
The new contracts will drive up AT&T's costs, which in turn will be passed on to consumers, accelerating its existing cord cutting worries.
The amendment put price caps on debit card swipe fees, with the promise that savings given to retailers would be passed on to consumers.
Those costs will eventually be passed on to customers in the form of higher rates after the utilities commission approves the company's mitigation plan.
The cards include images and can be downloaded as PDFs who can easily be passed on to someone else, perhaps a family member or friend.
She said its actions meant advertisers and website owners had less choice and likely faced higher prices that would then be passed on to consumers.
It's still in draft status and has yet to be passed on to the European Commission — the part of the EU that actually makes laws.
This could mean the fee may be passed on to an UberX passenger, in much the same way it is passed on to taxi passengers.
Metadata about people from which we can trace their sexuality can be passed on to foreign governments such as Saudi Arabia, if they should ask.
And when those children grow up, the altered genes will be passed on to their children, and to their children's children, for generations to come.
The theory is that vertical mergers produce efficiencies that can be passed on to consumers in the form of lower prices, higher quality or both.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle&aposs departure from the royal family means their former duties could be passed on to other members of the family.
Should CFIUS elect to review a Saudi-backed Tesla privatization, any recommendation from the committee would be passed on to Trump for a final decision.
That could mean Netflix has to pay Comcast so that its videos stream efficiently, a cost that would almost inevitably be passed on to subscribers.
"Too much money was reimbursed too quickly and there's a risk that figure will grow and ultimately be passed on to the taxpayer," Johnston said.
Critics oppose arrangements that allow the holders to keep control until they die, or those that allow the shares to be passed on to descendants.
"If fees are banned, these costs will be passed on to landlords, who will need to recoup the costs elsewhere, inevitably through higher rents," he said.
The company said it will only develop treatments that involve editing adult cells, so the effects of genetic manipulation cannot be passed on to future generations.
Assuming that savings would be passed on to the customer, the price of a Falcon 9 with a reused first stage could drop to $42.84 million.
The higher maize prices have also increased animal feed costs amid a constrained consumer environment restricting the costs that can be passed on to the consumer.
Fiscally conservative groups, including the Charles and David Koch-backed group Americans for Prosperity, oppose the tax, arguing that costs will be passed on to consumers.
But CRISPR has been controversial, especially as applied to human beings, because the transgenes it inserts into an individual can be passed on to its offspring.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) Chief Executive Ian Narev indicated the bulk of the cost could be passed on to customers, likely through interest rate changes.
Royal expert Joe Little previously told Insider that the couple&aposs patronages would be passed on to other working members of the family after they resign.
Although insurance providers must pay for it, some of the costs will probably be passed on to the women who seek abortions or treatment, supporters said.
That could add hundreds of thousands of dollars to shipping costs in some cases that will ultimately be passed on to fuel buyers, mostly in Asia.
"A deal has been reached and will be passed on to authorities in the two countries to be finalised," the French official said, giving no details.
The case would be passed on to colleagues in the canton of Bern, where Polanski has a home in the up-scale ski resort of Gstaad.
Modifying human DNA in ways that could eventually be passed on to future generations has long been considered ethically complicated—in many countries, it is altogether banned.
However, she assumes companies would be able to retain only half of the benefit ($8) because the rest would be passed on to customers, or competed away.
Foreign firms fear this might be used to force them to turn over security keys and proprietary technologies, which could be passed on to state-owned rivals.
It has the potential to cause disruption and it will impose costs on ISP's that will inevitably be passed on to consumers in higher Internet access fees.
Wine bottled in lighter, more compact packaging (like cans and boxes) is cheaper to put on shelves — and those savings can be passed on to the consumer.
He would allow individuals to use tax-free Health Savings Accounts, which he says should be allowed to accumulate and be passed on to a person's heirs.
So the natural answer for me is that JFK needs to be self-funding with higher landing fees [which would, in turn, be passed on to fliers].
"These costs will be passed on to students and will affect tuition, education quality, and the higher education workforce," the American Action Forum warned in the study.
Pregnant women are 10 times more likely than other people to become infected, and the bacteria can be passed on to the developing fetus, the CDC says.
Unlike editing the genome of an adult human to treat a disease, messing with embryonic DNA induces genetic changes that can be passed on to later generations.
Of course, the savings from these discounts and rebates are ultimately supposed to be passed on to employers and patients in the form of lower insurance premiums.
But trade experts say that tariffs amount to very little in revenue and that the costs of the tariffs ultimately will be passed on to U.S. consumers.
While the rebate system is by no means perfect, it does incentivize drug companies to lower their prices and those costs can be passed on to patients.
The government claims AT&T would be able to charge its rivals higher distribution prices for their programming, costs that would then be passed on to consumers.
The lawmakers say they're trying to add into the bill assurances that savings would have to be passed on to consumers but have not yet released details.
Extra costs related to the changes will not be passed on to consumers, partly because a decline in commodity prices has reduced some food expenses, Andres said.
Retail businesses could see their tax bills surge, said David French of the National Retail Federation, who predicted that those costs would be passed on to consumers.
The SEC had subjected the municipal bond market to light enforcement, for reasons that include a reluctance to impose penalties that might be passed on to taxpayers.
If an outside collector were to make an offer for the Jane Seymour ring above $2 million, theoretically that profit would be passed on to token holders.
SPSY pared earlier gains to end up 1843 percent, boosted by expectations that bank tax cuts would be passed on to investors in the form of share buybacks.
After all, edits that can be passed on to future generations can change the human gene pool forever — and we don't really know what the consequences might be.
At least part of the cost of the proposal would be passed on to consumers, Jason Furman, chairman of Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, told CNBC on Friday.
"The steel and aluminum that stays in the domestic market for sale will be affected and the (higher) prices will be passed on to the consumer," said Arzola.
Maduro had the Venezuelan Supreme Court, a judicial body that is not independent, rule all of the powers of the National Assembly be passed on to the court.
"The most important takeaway is that childhood trauma can be passed on to offspring," Dr. Santavirta said, "and the wrinkle here is that these associations are sex-specific."
The government expects input tax credit, the hallmark of GST, to result in reduction in cost of production, which in all fairness must be passed on to customers.
Brokers have also warned tenants that if a landlord pays the fee the cost would likely be passed on to them in the form of higher monthly rents.
The ostensible benefit is that less-robust plans will cost insurers less money, and those savings will be passed on to consumers in the form of lower premiums.
And these trials involve editing DNA in adult study participants, not in sperm, eggs or embryos; so the results, good or bad, can't be passed on to offspring.
Such factors as exercise, sleep, trauma, aging, stress, illness and diet have been shown to have epigenetic effects, some of which can be passed on to future generations.
"The burden of these tariffs, as always, will be passed on to the American consumer," said Cody Lusk, president and CEO of the American International Automobile Dealers Association.
"The evidence overwhelmingly suggests that few if any cost savings secured by the merging firms through the exercise of market power will be passed on to consumers," they wrote.
In either the context of a buy-in or a Medicare-linked public option, those lower rates could be passed on to consumers in the form of lower premiums.
And, because genetic editing creates long-lasting changes that will be passed on to descendants, it is crucial that doctors track the results of the edits through multiple generations.
Critics of the commission's judgment see it as a new cost to be passed on to consumers, a view that may be driven home by the new licensing fees.
Restructuring and tariffs costs are expected to moderate in the second half of the year, Bonfield said, and manufacturing costs will be passed on to customers through higher prices.
"Then the transaction could happen instantaneously," he adds, arguing this will lead to efficiency savings — some of which will be passed on to consumers (so, yes, potentially lower premiums).
What children learn also can be passed on to parents and other family and community members, said Amanullah Khan, head of the U.N. Development Programme's environment unit in Pakistan.
Dell has also instituted a blanket 10 percent increase on prices to its UK retail partners, which will likely be passed on to the consumers, according to The Register.
Those costs will inevitably be passed on to consumers in Indiana and other states who buy the cars, corn, medical devices, and other products made in the Hoosier State.
Essentially, they argued, AT&T could push smaller pay TV companies to pay more for Turner's CNN and sports programming, increases that would be passed on to U.S. consumers.
For now, the administration is looking at requiring that at least 33 percent of that rebate be passed on to seniors, according to a source familiar with the discussions.
The 2202B program allows clinics and hospitals that serve large numbers of low-income patients buy drugs at steep discounts, hoping these savings will be passed on to patients.
With a dash cam, the whole incident would be recorded and that information could be passed on to law enforcement who could then take matters into their own hands.
Genetically-modified people are controversial because their gene changes can be passed on to future generations, and we know little about the long-term effects of being gene-edited.   
More important than the yogurt itself, a long-lived starter culture can become an heirloom, the physical representation of a lineage that can be passed on to future generations.
"Energy companies need to put their customers first and with wholesale costs coming down we expect savings to be passed on to them," a spokeswoman for Britain's energy ministry said.
It is enough to know that the value is there and that it can be passed on to heirs or public institutions as their contributions to the culture of society.
Both Greely and O'Farrell said that only in the cases where women suffer from diseases that could be passed on to their children are the risks of the procedure justifiable.
Circuit Judge D. Michael Fisher said this and other data showed the merger is "presumptively anticompetitive," even if it led to cost savings that could be passed on to patients.
They can insert copies of the genes that encode them into chromosomes, thus increasing both their number and the likelihood that they will be passed on to the organism's progeny.
Princess Charlotte looks gorgeous in the hand knitted cardigan that is a timeless design lending itself to be passed on to generations and the stitch itself looks like a Rose.
"While Lufthansa will generate nearly 1 billion euros of fuel tailwind, we think based on current guidance the majority of the tailwind will be passed on to consumers," he added.
Of the remaining proceeds, 67% will be passed on to the government, 15% to the states and 3% to the producing state, which in this case is Rio de Janeiro.
Bayik added that there have been some attempts to persuade local villagers to provide information on PKK positions and forces in the area to be passed on to Turkish intelligence.
UEFA, European football's governing body, is unlikely to fight Infantino's plans at Friday's council, with the proposal expected to be passed on to a further meeting ahead of June's congress.
Industries that rely heavily on fuel, such as shipping companies, airlines, vehicle fleet operators and other transportation companies, are seeing rising costs, which eventually will be passed on to consumers.
And given that most catwalk designers source fabrics in Italy and produce in Europe, that could send manufacturing prices soaring, which will ultimately be passed on to the end consumer.
The government "would not get in the middle of those negotiations," he said, but would simply specify how much of the negotiated price concessions must be passed on to consumers.
The senator's office told the classmate that his information would be passed on to the F.B.I., but by Sunday evening he had not been contacted by anyone at the bureau.
He did not rule out the possibility of additional criminal action by the state; he said any evidence of criminal wrongdoing would be passed on to appropriate law enforcement officials.
A 5 percent tariff would add $3 a barrel — a cost that experts said was likely to be passed on to consumers in prices for gasoline, diesel and jet fuel.
The parents of those deemed suspicious might receive a telephone call or a visit from the Shin Bet security service, and their names could be passed on to the Palestinian Authority.
According to Mayo Clinic, Lynch syndrome is an inherited condition, and if one parent carries the gene mutation, there's a 50 percent chance it will be passed on to each child.
But there is nothing easy about such a tax increase; what Trump conveniently ignores is that any tax on Mexican imports would be passed on to US consumers, manufacturers and exporters.
That data will be passed on to regulators as support for new rules on supersonic flight — which could in turn give the aerospace industry the green light to develop practical applications.
Other foreign technology firms fret that they will be forced to divulge intellectual property to government inspectors, with no guarantees that such secrets will not be passed on to local rivals.
These could include: margin compression (should tariffs be absorbed by the value chain); price inflation (should tariffs be passed on to the consumer); along with volatility and implications for economic activity.
But CRISPR's relative ease of use has caused many to worry about the ethical implications of germline editing, or editing traits in cells that could be passed on to later generations.
The Associated Press is reporting that Apple will tell federal judges this week that it believes its fight with the FBI over unlocking an iPhone should be passed on to Congress.
But it's firms like Voxox that act as a gateway and converting those codes into text messages, to be passed on to the cell networks for delivery to the user's phone.
Instead, the rule would give pharmacy benefit managers a flat fee for including drugs on their plan and would allow discounts to be passed on to patients at the pharmacy counter.
"The higher cost of labor is going to be passed on to prices," he said, adding he did not see any long-term impact of higher wages on the group's profitability.
Flood Re begins in April 2016 and will be funded by an industry levy of GBP180m, which is expected to be passed on to policyholders at GBP10.50 per policy on average.
Pfizer said it will give bigger discounts on the drugs to insurance companies to offset the increases in list prices, and it expects those savings to be passed on to patients.
The proposal by India's power ministry to its finance commission is in addition to an existing proposal that envisages installation costs for emission-cutting equipment to be passed on to consumers.
Phillips said the Koch brothers have often hosted Ryan at their annual donor retreat but think his border-adjustment proposal amounts to a tax that will be passed on to consumers.
Ofcom said it expected the lower charges to be passed on to residential customers, increasing competition while companies construct their own full-fibre ultrafast networks to compete with BT's Openreach infrastructure.
He is unsure what will become of his latest work, but said that if the book does not find its own path, then it will be passed on to his children.
"By carrying it in the throat for long periods of time, you now have close proximity to other bacteria with resistant genes that can be passed on to gonorrhea," he says.
It is not clear why higher profits in other countries would be passed on to American consumers in the form of lower prices, and officials in those countries pushed back hard.
The Turnbull government's most central policy is a corporate tax cut justified on the basis that the cuts will ultimately be passed on to people in the form of higher wages.
Some of the other items, meanwhile, will be passed on to friends who are much more excited by the prospect of, say, a (slightly banged-up) tuning fork and crystal set.
Supporters of the bill say that a patchwork of state rules will make it more costly for food companies to comply and that those costs will be passed on to consumers.
President Donald Trump proposed that HSAs "would become part of the estate of the individual and could be passed on to heirs without fear of any death penalty" during the presidential campaign.
It's been a difficult life for her so she has these objects wrapped up like a burial chamber for a new life, as if they're going to be passed on to someone.
"I do think that retailers will to have to eat some of the costs of the president's tariffs; they won't all be passed on to the consumer," the "Mad Money" host said.
People have suggested storing data in human cells to be passed on to future generations, or preserving data in a nuclear apocalypse by encoding it in the DNA of radiation-resistant bacteria.
The S&P Financials sector pared earlier gains but was still up 0.9 percent, boosted by expectations bank tax cuts would be passed on to investors in the form of share buybacks.
Or, Mr. Franken said, the new company could charge competitors like Comcast and Cox more for its most popular channels, price increases that would no doubt be passed on to the consumer.
Per the app's privacy policy, a user's advertisement identifier information—such as a phone number, email, and device information—can be passed on to digital ad companies like Unity Ads and AppsFlyer.
Once in office, Mr. Barbour signed a law in 2008 that allowed much of the cost of building any new power plants to be passed on to ratepayers before they are built.
The story went like this: Lower taxes on corporations would lead to a huge surge of investment, which would raise productivity, which would eventually be passed on to workers in higher wages.
It is unclear whether additional costs incurred by cities other than New York — like Chicago or Toronto, both of which are home to Trump hotels — will be passed on to U.S. taxpayers.
The administration would like you to believe that all of that tax cut will be passed on to higher wages, but this is overwhelmingly unlikely, especially in the short to medium run.
Many of those costs are expected to be passed on to customers, which could lead firms to use automated advisors in greater numbers to provide basic services for investors with fewer assets.
The instructions were also relayed to officials in government departments outside the foreign ministry to be passed on to staff who intended to travel to Iran, a separate memo obtained by Reuters showed.
The bearish impulse appeared likely to be passed on to European stocks, with spreadbetters expecting Britain's FTSE to open 0.1 percent lower, Germany's DAX 20193 percent down and France's CAC 0.2 percent down.
But as the scientific studies of gene editing progress, we have to answer some questions: Genetic changes to a human embryo are "germ-line" changes that can be passed on to future generations.
Unlike previous studies, Gupta said, the new research found tenofovir-resistant HIV reproduces itself just as much as non-resistant HIV does, which means that resistance can be passed on to other individuals.
The cost of this new duty will increase Canadian lumber costs for U.S. customers by 6.4 percent, according to the National Association of Home Builders, and that will be passed on to homebuyers.
This has led to weak profitability across the sector as cost inflation could not be passed on to payers, which now threatens care operators' business model and makes leveraged capital structures increasingly unsustainable.
From now on, profits from any investment in the OpenAI LP (limited partnership, not limited profit) will be passed on to an overarching nonprofit company, which will disperse them as it sees fit.
Some of the cost that used to be incurred by first-class and business-class passengers looking for comfort would be passed on to coach travelers, who may be unable to bear it.
Maybe that little iota of what I'm doing could be passed on to someone else and they do a little iota of positiveness and the first thing you know, we're back on track.
Survival in these cases has more to do with luck or geography than genes, and whatever traits these fortunate few happen to possess will then be passed on to future generations, Lents says.
The technologies and knowledge gained through this initiative will be passed on to the private sector with the hope that, eventually, electric airplanes will become commonplace and transform flying as we know it.
In 2014 the French economist Thomas Piketty added a further twist by noting that the dominance of the elite was increasingly based on assets, which could be passed on to the next generation.
Pregnant women are 10 times more likely than other people to become infected, and the bacteria can be passed on to the developing fetus, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.
The magazine, not naming its sources, said that as a result Media-Saturn's profits could not be passed on to its owners, raising doubts over whether parent Ceconomy could offer a dividend to shareholders.
Without being alarmist, there's a very real possibility that ISPs will milk every last dollar out of service providers like Netflix and Hulu, and that potential added cost might be passed on to users.
The business side worried about the costs of complying with the suggested requirements, which they warned could be passed on to borrowers or force some of the thousands of small collection firms to shutter.
If Uber and Lyft end up reclassifying drivers as employees, drivers will likely have to choose between working for one or the other, and increased labor costs will likely be passed on to riders.
The Food and Drug Administration has approved the use, in the Florida Keys, of male mosquitoes genetically modified to carry a deadly gene that would be passed on to future generations, reducing the population.
" In an opinion piece, Donald Luskin wrote that "the costs [of taxing imports] would be passed on to Americans in some form: either to consumers through higher prices or to stockholders through lower profits.
While those can lower out-of-pocket costs for patients, the programs stick insurers with the bulk of the bill, which in turn can be passed on to consumers through higher premiums and deductibles.
The announcement will give some relief to manufacturers like Apple, which has said the costs of the tariffs will be passed on to consumers and has asked for an exemption for Mac Pro parts.
On Monday, Shell said that it knew that some of the money paid to the Nigerian government would be passed on to a company called Malabu Oil and Gas, which claimed the same tract.
Beyond competition for eyeballs and ad money, there's concern that the financial uncertainty in China (stock market) and India (where valuations are tipped to be 'readjusted' this year) will be passed on to Southeast Asia.
Although JVs reduce competition by letting rival carriers act as a single entity, it was thought that some cost savings would be passed on to passengers so long as new airlines could compete with incumbents.
Better yet, some recent studies also tell us that even the hormones in semen (testosterone, oestrogen, prolactin, and several different prostaglandin) can essentially be "passed on" to women and affect them both physically and mentally.
While workers in food preparation and service will benefit from a $15 California minimum wage, those higher labor cost won't necessarily be passed on to you with higher food prices at your local grocery store.
They are trying to determine whether contributions solicited by the mayor went to smaller county committees with the intention that they then be passed on to candidates in the contested races, the two people said.
On November 28, 2016, Goldstone emailed Graff stating, "Aras Agalarov has asked me to pass on this document in the hope it can be passed on to the appropriate team," according to the House report.
What would it take for you to feel comfortable about a clinical trial that would change a person's DNA in a way that would allow that change to be passed on to that person's offspring?
He said that viewership data from the ad-free Disney Plus, including details involving children, could be passed on to Epsilon, which could use the information to target consumers with marketing for other Disney offerings.
At the moment, recommendations produced by the technology are sent to salespeople to decide whether or not they should be passed on to clients, but over time the plan is to eliminate the middle man.
The chip, built in conjunction with GlobalFoundries using its 32 nanometer manufacturing processes, also contains on-board processing circuitry so that all that data doesn't have to be passed on to electronics further down the line.
The SEC's cost benefit analysis for the Consolidated Audit Trail did not determine whether the $29 billion in implementation costs and $1.5 billion in annual reporting costs for broker-dealers would be passed on to investors.
Boardman said Deutsche Boerse's DB Xetra platform could be hosted in LSE facilities in London and while this would help cut costs it was not clear if the lower costs would be passed on to customers.
It commissioned a separate study by FTI Consulting that found EU environmental standards would add 16 percent to average car manufacturing costs in Europe by 2020 and that they could not be passed on to consumers.
Economics experts across the ideological spectrum said the cost of many goods—some that Americans might not even realize come from Mexico—would be passed on to consumers, and that it could be a significant hit.
Experts have queried how user data could be passed on to third parties such as Google, as well as an "employee tracker" feature that could allow a host to monitor whether an employee is paying attention.
Jason Kamerud, chief deputy for the sheriff's office, said that the findings would eventually be passed on to the United States attorney's office, where a determination will be made on whether any prosecutions should be pursued.
Supporters of the bill claimed that the benefits would be passed on to workers in the form of higher wages, and they made a big deal over a flurry of corporate bonus announcements in early 2018.
Supporters of the bill claimed that the benefits would be passed on to workers in the form of higher wages, and they made a big deal over a flurry of corporate bonus announcements in early 2018.
For instance, on Monday, a coalition of major businesses issued a warning that the bill would raise costs on hospitals, which would then be passed on to employers that already provide health insurance to their workers.
This bill would also place annually increasing taxes on other forms of energy, including diesel and jet fuel, natural gas and coal, raising energy prices for American families and businesses, which would be passed on to consumers.
As long as insurance companies are required to cover the most expensive patients at the same premium prices as healthy people, those costs will continue to be passed on to everyone else at a rate that's unaffordable.
Being bigger might help the companies negotiate better deals with hospitals and drug makers, but regulators are often skeptical that the benefits will be passed on to consumers, who would have fewer providers from which to choose.
On the business tax front, Trump proposes cutting our unacceptably high corporate tax rate down to 15 percent while also eliminating the unfair death tax that will allow businesses to be passed on to the next generation.
A number of companies, from fashion firm Kenneth Cole to streaming device manufacturer Roku, testified, many of them warning that the tariffs would raise costs that would be passed on to consumers or cut into companies' revenues.
Markle and Harry's royal duties would be passed on to other members of the familyThe royal family carries out more than 2,000 official engagements throughout the UK and the world every year, according to its official website.
Hope that the testimony of our civilization will be passed on to others, hope that what we are doing is not only sane and useful and beautiful, but a clear and true reflection of our own aspirations.
The brand new titles Prince Harry and Meghan Markle received from the Queen on their wedding day can only be passed on to a future son, which means any daughters they might have will not inherit a title.
By the time the agreement expires, National Grid will be paying a rate of 22015 cents per kilowatt hour to Deepwater Wind, a cost likely to be passed on to ratepayers in the state as a price increase.
One reason why the American market has powered ahead since the election of Donald Trump is that investors expect cuts to the tax rate on corporate profits, allowing more of those profits to be passed on to shareholders.
Azar said that the TV advertising requirement would work to drive down list prices alongside a recently proposed rule aimed at requiring that drug rebates, or discounts, be passed on to Medicare patients when they buy the drugs.
He said that national Olympic committees could divert the money they currently spend on anti-doping to WADA and provide it with personnel, but he did not think that the bill could be passed on to sponsors and broadcasters.
The next step in the software's development, first disclosed by Reuters in October, is to develop the platform to see how much of the carbon cost can be passed on to customers and how much companies must pay themselves.
Today's political climate is riddled with disagreement — and if retirement policy is not absolutely crucial for a politician's platform, the issue will be passed on to someone else, and the snowball effect makes the crisis larger by the day.
And since there is no way to get the Play Store and Google's apps in Europe without paying the license fee anymore, it's likely that cost will be passed on to consumers in the form of higher device prices.
The banks should be able to readily issue the MREL debt, given their strong credit profiles, good access to wholesale markets and the benign domestic macroeconomic outlook, and we expect additional funding costs to be passed on to customers.
Despite assurances that this income would be passed on to debit customers in the form of lower prices, retailers have taken advantage of this defective policy to pad their bottom lines leaving customers with broken promises and empty wallets.
Prices on imported oil as well as imported equipment used in the petroleum and natural gas industry would all rise (assuming the incidence of tax would be passed on to the consumer), resulting in an increase in core inflation.
Under the new system, people would be sent information if they came into contact with someone who was infected and the same information would be passed on to special regional headquarters set up to fight the respiratory disease pandemic.
These numbers are alarming because it shows that not only are doctors overprescribing these pills, but that the public sees them as so harmless that they can be passed on to other people like an over-the-counter drug.
Driven by a fierce rivalry, British pay-TV companies Sky and BT paid a combined 5.14 billion pounds to show live matches from 2016 to 2019, smashing expectations and sparking fears that those costs would be passed on to consumers.
According to the New York Times, Mexico sent the US $346.5 billion of goods last year and 5% of tariffs would amount to more than $17 billion — a burden that will most likely be passed on to businesses and consumers.
Since the cost of tariffs have to be passed on to someone, retailers have to either absorb the extra costs and take a hit to their already razor-thin margins or pass the costs on to consumers and risk their ire.
Moreover, in certain markets - prominently the euro zone and Japan - some banks are now being charged to deposit money with the central banks, which will have an impact on their profitability as these charges cannot be passed on to consumers.
The give: In its response to a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit, AT&T addressed concerns that it would increase prices on rival distributors for content produced by Time Warner subsidiary Turner — increases that then would be passed on to consumers.
And because it's already accustomed to hacking on scaled tools, teaming up with NGOs and other web platforms can let the fruits of 10 years of labor around child safety be passed on to those who couldn't build them themselves.
That "street pricing" policy could leave some merchants squeezed between a rising cost of labor, particularly in New Jersey because of its lower minimum wage, and a limit on how much of that increase could be passed on to customers.
"Obviously, it's a huge issue, and it's something that is dealt with in the show a lot, about whether classical music is going to be passed on to a new generation," Mr. Weitz said between shots in his director's chair.
Finally, there is the question whether the price increases that cable companies will end up paying will really amount to "hundreds of millions of dollars," as the government alleges, and how much of that will be passed on to consumers.
A global derivatives industry body warned on Monday that shifting clearing of euro-denominated derivatives from London to the continent would require banks to set aside far more cash to insure trades, a cost that would be passed on to companies.
The cost of that appraisal, known as a "broker price opinion," can be passed on to the borrower, but Wells Fargo used one of its own subsidiaries to conduct appraisals and then routinely marked up the cost, according to the lawsuit.
Then he will retire from the program: His roles will be passed on to new performers and his remarkable half-century run, in which he has embodied two of the most beloved characters on television, will come to an end.
If this happens, private insurance could well get weaker; insurance company revenues would go down and additional costs would be passed on to patients in order to make up for the profit shortfall and maintain the plum salaries of executives.
For instance, a manufacturer might be asked if it had plans for reducing harmful emissions – and if it didn't, the thinking initially went, this type of information could eventually be passed on to consumers who could then make their own judgments.
In his book, Scheidel goes back to the end of the Ice Age, when nomadic hunter-gatherer tribes settled into permanent dwellings, which for the first time allowed for the accumulation of wealth that could be passed on to heirs.
Lysenko, a kind of scientific Rasputin, embraced the hybridization theories of Ivan Michurin and the pre-Darwinian ideas of Jean Baptiste Lamarck, which held that characteristics acquired environmentally by plants and animals could be passed on to the next generation.
John Stine, commissioner for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, one of the Great Lake States, says cuts to programs like the Great Lakes restoration project "would drive up the costs of water treatment, which in turn will be passed on to consumers."
Just earlier this year in March, a group of researchers, including the scientist who pioneered and patented CRISPR technology, called for a global moratorium on human germline editing -- changes made to inherited DNA that can be passed on to the next generation.
In late 2015, researchers reported that while a CRISPR gene drive had indeed allowed an infertility mutation in female mosquitoes to be passed on to all offspring, as the mutation increased in frequency over several generations, resistance to the gene drive also emerged.
In March, a draft law to raise the legal marriage age to 18, written by a coalition of local NGOs, was submitted to the head of the Lebanese parliament but it has yet to be passed on to the relevant committee for approval.
If one individual has a trait that gives them a fitness advantage, they will tend to have more offspring than the others; because the advantage is likely to be passed on to their offspring, that trait will then spread through the population.
While the Obama administration views the proposed rules as part of their efforts to prevent wealthy people and corporations from avoiding taxes, many stakeholders argue that it would make it harder for family businesses and farms to be passed on to future generations.
The militants say they want a greater share of Nigeria's oil wealth, which accounts for around 70 percent of national income, to be passed on to communities in the impoverished region and for areas blighted by oil spills to be cleaned up.
India lacks strong data protections laws like those in North America and Europe, and many people still believe their details will be passed on to political parties, Rai and Jha said, meaning answers were often those they think the pollster wants to hear.
We're sure you will be relieved to know that it remains the case that you are not a carrier of any of the maladies we screened for that could be passed on to your children, such as travelling bunions and side thorns.
Such work differs from research being conducted by numerous drug companies and scientists into gene therapies based on editing so-called somatic cells that affect an individual's health by correcting a disease or condition but would not be passed on to offspring.
While carmakers have welcomed some of the measures proposed by the Trump administration, they have chafed at the White House's approach to Nafta and its steel and aluminum tariffs, which they say will raise prices and ultimately be passed on to consumers.
"The flipside is that with all this regulation and higher capital requirements, it does mean that it is becoming harder and harder to trade derivatives more efficiently," Manek explained, adding that the cost of such inefficiencies can be passed on to investors.
LONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - Shifting clearing of euro-denominated derivatives from London to the European continent would require banks to set aside far more cash to insure trades against defaults, a cost that would be passed on to companies, a global derivatives industry body says.
Although few of Lowell's patients see downsides to receiving care online rather than in person, Yadin David notes that telehealth services may not always be as cost-effective for physicians to provide—and the costs they incur may ultimately be passed on to patients.
Consumer advocates and watchdogs like Public Knowledge have been warning that modifications proposed by ASCAP, BMI, and publishers could create new avenues of abuse that would leverage market power to jack up fees to internet music services—which would undoubtedly be passed on to consumers.
A global derivatives industry body warned on Monday that shifting clearing of euro-denominated derivatives from London to the European continent would require banks to set aside far more cash to insure trades against defaults, a cost that would be passed on to companies.
According to industry sources, payments known as war risk premiums for tankers shuttling through the Strait of Hormuz could rise significantly, adding hundreds of thousands of dollars to shipping costs in some cases that will ultimately be passed on to fuel buyers - mostly in Asia.
The Darksaber historically can only be passed on to a new owner if its previous owner loses it in fatal combat (Sabine Wren surrendering it was a rare non-violent moment in its succession), so Gideon wielding the blade doesn't look good for Bo-Katan.
Republicans claim that this tax cut will be passed on to workers in the form of higher wages, but most independent studies conclude that even in the long run only between one-fifth and one-quarter of the tax cut will trickle down to workers.
According to Chris Chen, a CFP with Insight Financial Strategists, one way to preserve your assets and still qualify for Medicaid is to set up a "Medicaid-proof trust" that puts your assets in an irrevocable trust to be passed on to your heirs when you die.
But if exchanges cannot offer rebates, the brokers that set prices by posting buy and sell orders for others to trade against will widen out their spreads, and those costs will be passed on to investors, NYSE said in a letter to the SEC dated May 31.
"Allergan further expects that the rebates and discounts will be passed on to patients to reduce their out of pocket expenses for these medicines," said the drug maker, which promised in 2016 to raise prices only once a year and limit the increase to less than 10%.
"If somebody sneezes into their hands, that creates an opportunity for those germs to be passed on to other people, or contaminate other objects that people touch," said Dr. Vincent Hill, chief of the waterborne disease prevention branch of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
This kind of work is banned in the US and other countries due to the ethical concerns of manipulating human embryos, as well as the risk the work poses to other genes, where it can create unintended side-effects that could be passed on to future generations.
States and cities with high credit and bond ratings will be able to borrow larger amounts of money at lower rates; private corporations will not be able to compete with this advantage; this will mean rising costs for projects that will ultimately be passed on to citizens.
The militants, which are splintered into many groups, say they want a greater share of Nigeria's oil wealth - which accounts for around 70 percent of national income - to be passed on to communities in the impoverished region and for areas blighted by oil spills to be cleaned up.
On the first working day for President Trump, a rule imposed by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) during the Obama administration is set to take affect which will cost American small businesses $125 million, much of which will have to be passed on to you, the consumer.
For example, the report says that Manafort, shortly after he joined the campaign in the spring of 2016, directed his deputy to share internal polling data with Kilimnik with the understanding it would be passed on to Oleg Deripaska, a Russian oligarch known to have close ties to the Kremlin.
In the United States, using genetic engineering techniques such as CRISPR to make genetic alterations that can be passed on to future generations is illegal, but scientists are still allowed to conduct experiments that include genetically altering embryos, so long as those embryos never have the chance to become babies.
In case you're not familiar with the so-called p2p model, the idea is that by matching customers in different countries with inverse currency exchange needs, money doesn't unnecessarily leave each country and any subsequent savings can be passed on to customers, providing a better exchange rate than banks typically do.
The huge share of the digital advertising market controlled by Google and Facebook also means they can charge more for those ads than they could in a more competitive market—costs that may be passed on to consumers with higher prices for the goods they buy online, the reports say.
"A ban on agent fees may prevent tenants from receiving a bill at the start of the tenancy, but the unavoidable outcome will be an increase in the proportion of costs which will be met by landlords, which in turn will be passed on to tenants through higher rents," he said.
However, if it worked like an excise tax, all or almost all the fee would be passed on to consumers in the form of an increase in final fuel prices, in which case it would push up average fuel costs by around 25 cents a gallon once fully phased in.
In one 2015 study, researchers reported a CRISPR gene drive had allowed an infertility mutation in female mosquitoes to be passed on to all offspring, but as the mutation increased in frequency over several generations, resistance to the gene drive also emerged, making it unlikely for the mosquitoes to invade wild populations.
The militants say they want a greater share of Nigeria's oil wealth - which accounts for around 70 percent of national income - to be passed on to communities in the impoverished region and for areas blighted by oil spills to be cleaned up (Reporting by Anamesere Igboeroteonwu; Writing by Ulf Laessing; Editing by)
"If there was uncertainty on a case in which there were candidates that might have represented minority interests — an Asian-American, an African-American, a Hispanic or a Native American candidate — those would be passed on to someone who was looking at the entire slate of candidates in that particular demographic pool," Mr. Hughes said.
It started with the Olympic team — The Dream Team — but after some of the superstars like Charles Barkley and Michael Jordan, the baton had to be passed on to other people who not only were going to be great players, but were going to represent the sport and talk about it on an international stage.
It started with the Olympic team — 'The Dream Team' — but after some of the superstars like Charles Barkley and Michael Jordan, the baton had to be passed on to other people who not only were going to be great players, but were going to represent the sport and talk about it on an international stage.
In December 2015, an international coalition of scientists had called for a voluntary moratorium on using CRISPR in a way that could cause genetic changes that could be passed on to patients' children until the risks are better understood—but the Chinese scientists, who hadn't signed on to the moratorium, went ahead and did it.
That, in turn, has buoyed costs for American companies that do business in China or source Most managers expect to reduce the negative impact of tariffs through price increases, Kostin noted, with industrial giants including Illinois Tool Works and United Technologies assuring shareholders that any levies affecting their business will ultimately be passed on to their buyers.
The consensus of the first human-genome-editing summit, which was held in 2015, was that researchers should be allowed to edit genes in human embryos subject to regulation, but that no pregnancy should be established before dealing with questions of safety and ethics (for example, addressing the point that changes to an embryo's genome may be passed on to the children of that embryo's adult self).
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