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For example, the reason why pharmaceutical companies charge high prices in poor countries is trivial: they fear re-importation of low_priced drugs into the rich countries.
At least one Italian politician has called for his arrest on a charge of homicide.
The Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office took charge of the paper's correspondents based on the mainland, demanding that they be replaced by ethnic Chinese.
Credit card companies now routinely charge the firms accepting credit card payments US$0.25 plus between two and three percent of the amount transferred per payment.
A company can now charge people less than a dollar for a service (such as viewing a web page), and get significant returns by high volume.
The French left, not surprisingly, rejects Sarkozy’s Atlanticist impulses and frequently charge him with betraying General de Gaulle’s legacy.
But China has no specialized agency in charge of international development assistance.
Advocates of discriminatory measures often charge their opponents with stifling legitimate criticism of Israel.
Even though Bitcoin transactions require an exorbitant amount of electricity, with some improvements, Bitcoin might still beat the 2% fees the big banks charge on credit and debit cards.
America’s economy could continue to charge ahead.
If those countries were to fill the void left by a penalty on China, like the one that Trump has proposed, higher-cost producers would undoubtedly charge more than China for products sold in the US.
Indeed, he never met a budget-busting, deficit-increasing initiative from a Republican president that he would not lead the charge to pass.
They must, however, charge substantial premiums to cover the cost of reinsurance.
The best option is to build a carbon charge into existing fuel taxes and apply similar charges to coal, natural gas, and other petroleum products.
If we Indonesians had not been in charge of our own transition, it could easily have failed.
In retrospect, the charge seems like rank hypocrisy.
Perhaps corruption was the cause: but no government in the region has been able to avoid that charge.
Perhaps when Gordon Brown becomes the UK’s next prime minister, he will be able to convince the G7 group of rich countries to lead the charge for change.
Yemen’s popular uprising has splintered the security establishment, with different military factions now in charge of different neighborhoods in the capital, Sana.
The only beneficiaries are the human traffickers that charge Syrian refugees some €6,000 for space in a dangerous boat or freighter.
Another instance has to do with Putin's effort to rein in the governors in charge of Russia's 89 provinces.
In Europe, the European Commission has been leading the charge with ongoing antitrust proceedings against Microsoft and Google.
First, in the summer of 2000, he took charge of Russian television.
Turning the US down this time actually frees India’s hands to pursue other aspects of the partnership, immune from the charge that it is too responsive to American pressures.
But for a remarkably broad array of policy areas, the RCT movement has had an impact equivalent to putting auditors in charge of the R&D department.
As prices fall, the bandits in charge will quarrel more among themselves – and with their neighbors.
That partly explains why it is so difficult for many Indians to imagine their country following in Turkey’s footsteps to become a majoritarian illiberal democracy with an autocrat in charge.
This brigade is in charge of protecting the Bab al-Aziziya area in Tripoli, where the Colonel lives in his ersatz Bedouin tent.
This added further fuel to right-wing media speculation that she is in poor health;Trump added the sexist charge that she lacks the “stamina” to be president.
Hoenig and Richard Fisher, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, have been leading the charge on this issue within the Federal Reserve System.
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