Someone has lied to the committee, |
State legislatures have considered punitive measures that could have damaged physician-patient relationships and jeopardized the future development of potentially life-saving and life-enhancing medicines. |
That is simply not true. America's pharmaceutical research companies are firmly committed to HIV/AIDS vaccine research and development with 15 potential vaccines in development today. |
That's their interpretation of the law. |
The area of loss is no longer just the city, it's the inner suburbs. |
The character dies in childhood but is given a chance to go back home and see her parents and siblings, |
The committee is going to get the truth out and won't let Stewart's tactics stop them. |
The D.C. city council's price control bill is bad medicine for every District resident who relies on prescription drugs. If local governments unilaterally cap medicine prices based on artificially low foreign prices, companies may be forced to make difficult decisions about the scope and type of research and development investments, keeping new medicines in the laboratory longer and out of the neighborhood pharmacy. |
The door is still open to a solution, ... If her lawyers come in at the eleventh hour and satisfy our conditions, the plan could change. |
The FCC has levied an unconstitutional tax on telephone companies, |
The lieutenant told me it's only a property crime. Crime pays here, obviously. |
The obvious thing is the cost of taxes in this community. Everyone's concerned about that. |
The system was set up so that robust competition among private insurance companies would drive prices down, ... More competition equals lower prices. It is simple economics. |
The whole world knows what Duncan told us because we released a summary prior to his appearing before the committee. |
Their (AARP's) numbers simply do not reflect the true amounts paid by seniors for their medicines. |