Spending will also increase because of the need to provide a social safety-net for a greying society.
Clinical research also costs more because of the need to get HIPAA waivers to look at charts to collect data for studies.
Barclaycard's chief executive, Gary Hoffman, defends his company's high interest rates in part because of the need to make good losses from fraud.
The BRC has told the Treasury that legislation would put a burden on business because of the need to train staff to charge for the bags.
It said it was in a "difficult position" because of the need to balance the protection of the nature spot with the requirements of the police.
There are different level of security needs and on-board localized security capabilities and server end security have been improving rapidly because of the need to support iOS and Android.
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Look, I will not argue with the fact that because of the need to act quickly, that every T was not crossed and every I dotted prior to this.
Because of the need to continue to pursue an all-of-the-above energy approach that includes investments in alternative energy so that we can reduce our dependence on foreign sources of energy.
"Obama's hope for a second term is that the pressure will build because of the need to act on the budget and unwillingness to live with the status quo, " Mann said.
In upstate New York, I know there's concern because an airport control tower is being shut down because of the need to reduce spending by the FAA, and I know there's concern about this.
It has been actually through the unrest that that has been an issue because of the need to continue that cooperation -- that the unrest adversely affected that, but it continued and it continues today.
China has built a very powerful manufacturing industrial machine that will get stronger because of the need to support the increase in internal demand for goods as well as the need to support the continued demands from other countries.
In other cases, there are compelling reasons for women to endure the work-life challenges their companies pose, such as economic necessity, the inability to do a particular job outside of big institutions or because of the need to gain experience and credentials.
Yet with careful rationing of its stored energy, it should be possible to achieve the closest thing yet to perpetual manned flight with man being the limiting factor because of the need to carry food and drink, and to remain awake for long periods.
The BBC's Business Editor, Robert Peston, said the archbishop's suggestion for breaking up a big bank to create smaller, local banks would be pretty expensive for taxpayers, both because of the capital the UK would need to inject into such a bank, and because breaking it up would involve massive IT challenges.
Ministers say they want to opt out of the package because the UK does not need to be bound by them - but then negotiate to rejoin individual measures where it is in the national interest to do so.
So what I said before about a willingness for a couple of days if we had an agreement and needed to, because of all the procedural things you need to go through in Congress to get something done, that that potential remains.
It is certainly the case, I think as the FBI has pointed out, that when preliminary tests are done, secondary and I suppose tertiary tests are made because of the need for accuracy and to be sure about what the substances might be.
So he believes that the venue is appropriate because of the actions that need to be taken.
Wise had already been made available on a free transfer before the incident in Finland because of the club's need to cost cut after their relegation from the Premiership.
"I am pleased that the Israelis were able to open a humanitarian corridor and provide a pause for humanitarian action, but that needs to be repeated again and again because the people of Gaza need to be in a position to be able to get a lifeline to goods and supplies and to sanitation and to medical help, " she said.
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The billions of dollars they need to write off because of the subprime mortgage, credit that are in big problems that are out there.
This would be pretty expensive for taxpayers, both because of the capital we would need to inject into the bank, and because breaking it up would involve pretty horrendous IT challenges.
He also welcomed the changes because they would relieve doctors of the need to negotiate with employers about their worker's return to work.
The 2003 Act effectively made it easier for the US to seek the extradition of someone from the UK because the US would no longer need to provide a "prima facie" case to British courts - proving your case on the face of available evidence.
In any counseling session, the biggest priority of the counselor is to keep you talking because the most successful means of convincing someone that they need to change is to have that person come to that realization on their own.
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"We don't just need bus companies running the same routes at the same time, which is incredibly wasteful but happens because of competition, we need the mayor to regulate the service, " he said.
The sale is happening, according to Watt's great-great-great-great-grandson Julian Gibson-Watt , because of the family's need to pay taxes.
As highlighted in the Digest, secondary education costs more than primary education mostly because of the need for teachers trained to provide subject-specific instruction.
Ghodsi considers the sector very risky because each of the players in the sector need to be prepared for the rules of the game to change.
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