They way outweigh Democrats.

In my delegation's view, the arguments for reform outweigh difficulties in reaching consensus.

I think we form social networks because the benefits of a connected life outweigh the costs.

My message remains that the advantages of starting work on these issues far outweigh the risks.

But while there might be some short term individual winners, our collective losses will far outweigh them.

Secondly, the presence of penalties that outweigh the benefits of using violence tips the balance even further.

Are these so bad that they outweigh condemning 100,000 people a day to an unnecessarily early death?

Turkish EU membership presents both opportunities and challenges. On balance, however, the advantages far outweigh the risks.

Important benefits of trade and transport facilitation measures relate to time savings, which often outweigh direct cost savings.

Demonstrate that the costs of development, promulgation and adoption of codes of conduct do not outweigh the benefits

Sub Saharan Africa graphically demonstrates how losses from trade can outweigh the benefits associated with aid and debt relief.

However, if the volume of established entitlements benefits remains at current levels, it is clear that growth will outweigh gains in efficiency.

Peace, stability and security can only be achieved through tolerance, acceptance and the realization that our common interests far outweigh our differences.

Dead flies cause the oil of the perfumer to send forth an evil odor so does a little folly outweigh wisdom and honor.

Dead flies cause the oil of the perfumer to send forth an evil odor so does a little folly outweigh wisdom and honor.

This situation often makes it difficult to convince the decision makers to engage in reform, even though benefits are likely to outweigh costs.

However, such incentives do not address the problem of low quality education, and research shows that the benefits do not always outweigh the costs.

While it does slightly increase the amount of effort required to work with PHP, it has been argued that the benefits far outweigh the effort.

In cases where the costs of management from imposed responsibilities outweigh benefits to local people, they should remain the responsibility of higher levels of government.

What the creditors overlooked was that, over time, the pain of austerity began in the minds of many Greeks to outweigh the benefits of their assistance.

More pressure has to be exerted on parties to conflict in order to make them realize that the costs of using child soldiers outweigh the benefits.

Key questions arise such as should expenditures on security and fighting terrorism outweigh those on other service areas that include security from hunger and poverty, malnutrition, armed conflict, etc.?

But the question is, are they so dangerous these risks of doing something about aging that they outweigh the downside of doing the opposite, namely, leaving aging as it is?

Economists know that important parts of the population are bound to lose from reform. Their answer is that more people stand to benefit, and that the benefits far outweigh the costs.

Issues confronting Europe, Japan, and to a lesser extent the United States and some middle income countries concerning aging populations are manageable. Moreover, the benefits of slower population growth outweigh the adjustment costs.

This rule recognizes that civilian casualties and damage to civilian objects may occur during an attack against a military objective but requires that the military advantage anticipated outweigh the incidental impact on civilians.

I'm now supporting Stewart's position, softly, from a risk management standpoint, agreeing that the risks of overheating the planet outweigh the risk of nuclear incident, which certainly is possible and is a very real problem.

Once membership in the eurozone is optimized, the next step will be to ensure continued progress toward political consolidation. The result will be a stronger, more efficient eurozone one in which the benefits really do outweigh the costs.

The Immigration Service concluded that, in the light of the nature of the offences committed by, and the severity of the prison sentence imposed on, the author, his personal circumstances did not outweigh the arguments for his expulsion.

A moment of seeming political disunity, such as exists today, may not seem the right one to initiate such a project. But, historically, Europe has succeeded when, at moments of danger, it has initiated irreversible processes that outweigh any other consideration.

For now, the periphery countries calculate that the eventual benefits to be gained from remaining within the eurozone will outweigh the current pain of austerity. For its part, Germany exacts austerity as the price of its participation in the single currency.

This leads to a clear increase in efficiency and provides overall income gains. Even if losers were fully compensated, the sum of the gains shared by the firm, its mostly part time workers, and its customers would far outweigh the losses.

The analysis of the case shows that the benefits of the merger outweigh the concerns of the stakeholders. However, the competition authority kept an open window to monitor the activities of the joint venture in view of the stakeholders' submissions.

The Government is concerned about the possible impact of opening up the distribution sector to foreign competition on domestic industries and on employment however, it is considered that overall benefits would outweigh costs, mainly through efficiency and overall welfare gains.

Significant improvements to this situation will be hard won. Central American politicians habitual tough talk on violent crime has paid few dividends in practice it makes little impact on drug cartels, whose resources often far outweigh those of the local police or army.

The USPSTF recently issued an even sharper warning about the prostate specific antigen test for prostate cancer, after concluding that the test s harms outweigh its benefits. Chest X rays for lung cancer and Pap tests for cervical cancer have received similar, albeit less definitive, criticism.

In a world that is reliant on plastics, more sustainable production, consumption, and disposal of plastic products is crucial. Civil society, industry, and government must work together to increase the share of recycled plastics, thereby ensuring that plastics costs do not outweigh their benefits.

Researchers already estimate that reunification could raise annual incomes by about 1.8 billion more than 5,500 per household. Everyone needs to see that there are benefits to reunification that will simplify life, strengthen the economy, and outweigh the compromises that any settlement will require.

But hints of new fiscal imprudence or of backsliding on long term debt consolidation and reduction can drive up borrowing costs dramatically. In these circumstances, the additional costs of debt service easily outweigh any gains that might come from some measure of fiscal relaxation.

For some officials appointed under the framework of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and for many former fighters, the economic and political incentives to pursue illegal activities and corrupt practices far outweigh any incentives to work for social and economic reforms, lasting peace and true democracy.

In terms of development, Europe must move away from the idea that aid should be used to bolster trade linkages and acknowledge the importance of foreign investment. In fact, net private capital flows to developing countries now outweigh official development assistance by nearly ten to one worldwide.

The conclusion is clear the costs of corruption far outweigh the benefits and not only in China. Since World War II, many countries have attempted the transition from low to high income status, but only 13 have succeeded and all had relatively low levels of official corruption.

One major risk of trade facilitation is trade diversion that is, a reduction in customs duties between two countries leads consumers to avoid less expensive products from third countries. If consumer savings do not outweigh the decline in countries customs revenue, the end result is reduced welfare.

However, this does not mean that force becomes disproportionate simply when the costs outweigh the benefits. After all, a woman may use deadly force to avoid being raped, even though the life of the aggressor, one would think, is worth more than the sexual integrity of the potential victim.

A comprehensive program would cost 27 billion, but the potential social benefits would be immense avoidance of more than 28 million new cases of HIV AIDS by 2010. This makes it the best investment the world could make, reaping social benefits that outweigh the costs by 40 to 1.