"If we don't have a clear rule on cost we are not going to reach our target group, " he said.
Only a few of the worst poisoned places were cleared up, at great cost, and the rule left some urban spaces derelict, encouraging development into previously untouched land.
Industry-funded studies said the rule would cost millions of jobs.
It now hopes bankruptcy reorganization will allow the same kind of cost cutting and work-rule changes that have boosted operations at other airlines, said Jon Snook, American's vice president of operations planning and performance.
The very, very early review makes clear that cost-cutting is the rule of the day: a 2010-era Snapdragon chip, 512MB of RAM and a fairly low-grade 4-inch LCD don't afford much in the way of bragging rights.
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If you donate time to a worthy cause, there's yet another rule-your "cost" is zero.
Various industry lobbies and GOP Congressmen demanded that the SEC do a cost-benefit analysis on the rule.
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Even though Mr. Olive had lousy records, he was allowed cost of sales using the Cohan rule.
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The authority maintains that any boost in salaries would have to be balanced through cost reductions, such as work rule changes.
"The new rule will reduce the tax cost of investment in China, and will make investment in China more attractive, " he said.
The rule also established reforms for cost allocation, most notably that costs allocated to a transmission facility must be roughly commensurate with estimated benefits.
Congress should experiment with regulatory cost budgeting in conjunction with other policies like rule and agency sunsetting.
All intellectual property violates the efficiency rule that price should equal marginal cost of reproduction, which for knowledge is nearly zero.
Played in offices as a rule, Doom is reckoned to have cost businesses staggering amounts of employee time.
She understands that health insurance is high cost (even under the new Affordable Care Act rule, only 80 cents of each premium dollar will be spent on care).
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The stipend rule is supposed to finally cover the full cost of attendance, but it may likely fall short.
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The calls that, for Cathedral, cost it a state title, and, for Aledo, cost its star running back a touchdown record, were, by rule, correct.
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This rule tells us that an enormous amount of the health system cost is centered in a very concentrated group of people.
As a general rule, they are estimated to save about 10% of the cost of traditionally procured investment.
Over the past decade, federal regulations with cost estimates have made up less than half a percent of the total annual rule flow of over 3, 500.
Brokers and others had complained that they are ill-prepared to comply with the rule, but on Tuesday the IRS made it clear who must report cost basis, which transactions are reportable and what information needs to be reported.
The companies have bitterly opposed the latter rule, saying there is global overcapacity of smelters, which in any case cost hundreds of millions and take years to build.
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