Sentence examples for Recouped from inspiring English sources

He admitted that migrants from European Economic Area - which accounts for anyone from the EU plus Norway and Switzerland - only accounted for "£10million to £20million of costs" that were not recouped from other countries within the EEA.

Hodge responded by saying that the French and Spanish tax authorities had recouped more from fewer individuals.

Multi-billion-dollar capital projects amount to huge, long-term bets by the big five that exorbitant costs associated with unlocking hydrocarbon reserves in some of the most inaccessible locations on the planet can eventually be recouped and converted into profits.

How will production costs be recouped?

Since Mr Abbas's resignation, he has recouped the limited powers he devolved to the prime minister.

In Congress, the FMLN recouped six seats that it had lost when moderates defected from it.

Stockmarkets and newspapers will cheer when growth rates eventually pick up, but most of the income that has been lost since the crisis began will never be recouped.

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They usually charge an annual fee of 1-2% of assets, plus 20% of profits (but if they lose money in one year, they cannot charge clients' profits in a later year until the losses have been recouped).

The money has to be recouped mainly from ticket sales.

"The Last Days of Disco", which captured the insouciance of young women in New York in the 1970s, was made with a uniquely big budget for Mr Stillman, which reportedly has yet to be recouped.