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Section 4505 ( c ) of BBA 1997 required the Comptroller General to review and evaluate our proposed rule and report to the Congress by February 1998 . The federal government will now be providing telecommunications subsidies for schools and libraries of around 60 percent ( although they will range from 20 percent to 90 percent ) .6 The government will also provide subsidies to rural health care providers ( Table 2 provides CBO 's estimate of these particular subsidies , while Table 3 provides OMB 's estimate for total Universal Service Fund outlays ) . The clerk 's staff are not able to readily provide details regarding how , when , or if motions are processed . " The Bush administration ’ s plan to allow workers to put a portion of their Social Security payroll taxes into private investment accounts has touched off a loud and lively debate . The bottom line remains the same , if we expect our children to be prepared to compete in the 21st Century , we must provide our students with the tools they need today . " The annual cumulative UV-B exposure in Punta Arenas , even considering the increase , was less than that recorded in many temperate climates at the same time , including Maryland , " says Schein . 101.93 ( g ) ( 2 ) ( iii ) , a statement would be considered a disease claim if it explicitly or implicitly claimed an effect on a consequence of a natural state that presents a characteristic set of signs or symptoms recognizable to health care professionals or consumers as constituting an abnormality of the body , such as toxemia of pregnancy , premenstrual syndrome , or abnormalities associated with aging such as presbyopia , decreased sexual function , Alzheimer 's disease , or hot flashes . The cost per label for a 12-month compliance period is approximately $ 2,000 ( $ 123,400 / 60 ) . The comic element contains various bits of static metadata about the comic in question , including name , a list of its artists , or a clever tagline . Because drug court programs test defendants for drug use on a regular basis ( typically at least weekly ) , the use of drugs by defendants is substantially reduced and significantly lower than drug use reported by defendants in regular courts .