It's going to cost more to the state for a bank which is part owned by the state.
And the cost to the state is far lower than for France or Britain.
The result being zero tax revenue but a large cost to the state in attempting to collect that nothing.
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Silver said the program would bring in new jobs and new businesses, so technically there would be no cost to the state.
The staggering cost to the state was a big reason that Arnold Schwarzenegger's ambitious plan to extend universal health coverage with help from a mandate recently collapsed.
There is no cost to the state for it.
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The estimated cost to the state?
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At the moment, universities can recruit an unlimited number of students who have achieved A-level grades equivalent to ABB or higher, but the number of lower achieving students they can take is capped to limit the cost to the state in the form of student loans.
Hydrocarbon expansion offers one way to generate jobs and wealth, and at no cost to federal and state treasuries.
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Middling performers can reduce risk by going to low-cost state and community colleges, perhaps transferring to another school after two years if they do well.
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Its special prosecutors can investigate any suspected misconduct involving government officials believed to have cost the state more than 1 billion rupiah, and have wide-ranging powers.
Overall, the system will mean the cost of the state pension to the government is unlikely to change much.
Rolling back subsidies for health insurance is not pleasant medicine, but past improvements in health technology mean that even low-cost care is superior to the state-of-the-art a few decades ago.
Currently, hard disk drives offer a more cost-efficient alternative to solid state drives, making them a more suitable option for developing and expanding cloud infrastructures, as capacity matters more than speed.
These include a requirement for students who have received state grants to stay and work in Hungary for a certain period of time after graduating, or pay back the cost of their tuition to the state.
And one of the things that shareholders and bondholders want to know is if state regulators will allow cost recovery, or the ability to pass through those expenses to their customers.
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Cornell University researcher Maria Fitzpatrick, who studies the effects of universal preschool, said it isn't yet possible to do a full cost-benefit analysis, as the oldest state programs open to all children are just 18 years old.
Any team wishing to compete in next year's championship must notify the FIA between May 22 to 29 and state whether they wish to compete under the cost-cap regulations.
The federal tax code also allows taxpayers who itemize to deduct the cost of paying state and local income taxes.
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But since Republicans took control of the House in 2010, Congress has at least not added substantially to the cost of the regulatory state.
Proponents of contingency-fee lawyers say they provide valuable enforcement powers the state at no cost to taxpayers, and level the playing field against well-heeled corporations.
The comments are widely believed to have cost her a likely nomination to succeed Hillary Clinton as secretary of state.
He also signed into law the Massachusetts Healthcare Reform Act, which expanded the MassHealth Medicare program for low income state residents to include un-insured middle class families, given them low cost access to public and private hospitals and medical centers in the state.
"It is the second year of a budget crisis that has force it to devote most state funds to paying salaries and maintaining employment at the cost of both development and creating effective security forces, " Cordesman said.
Many states allocate revenue each year to subsidize the cost of in-state tuition for their residents.
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But the plan will also shift much of the cost of Medicaid from the federal budget to state budgets.
On the contrary, says Mr Kingsdale, sequencing reforms slowly and building support through expansion of coverage has now made it politically feasible for his state to tackle the cost problem.
It is committed to providing high-performance, scalable and cost-effective solutions to a variety of business models through its state-of-the-art streaming technology.
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Traditional state-to-state deterrence theory suggests that such a buildup would cost a lot economically while buying nothing of strategic value.
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Single-payer takes a different approach to cost-savings, using the leverage of a single insurer (the state) to keep prices down.
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