Sentence examples for a package of cost from inspiring English sources

To cover the 10-year, roughly $1 trillion price tag, lawmakers have been struggling to pull together a package of cost savings through greater efficiencies and new revenues.

The company's owners had ordered a package of cost cuts to offset what was expected to be a grim year ahead.

BERLIN — Shares of Alcatel-Lucent, the troubled French-American maker of telecommunications equipment, rose more than 5 percent in Paris on Wednesday after its chief executive presented a package of cost cuts, planned job reductions and asset sales designed to raise at least 2 billion euros, or $2.7 billion, by the end of 2015.

Plans to end sponsorship of Tranmere Rovers Football Club have been announced in a package of cost-cutting measures being proposed by a council.

Cobiac et al.[ 16] suggested that the Australian Government, by implementing a package of cost-effective interventions, could bring about a 10-fold improvement in health gains compared with current practise.

UNICEF with financial support from the Government of Japan has initiated a phased scale-up of a package of cost-effective, evidence-based interventions for addressing the high neonatal mortality rates in 11 selected districts of Upper East and Northern regions of Ghana.

A package of 10 costs 98 cents.

Recent research has established a package of interventions, costing around $100, that when implemented together would reduce the prevalence of undernutrition by 20%.

The situation is so dire in places like Kenya, for example, where a package of pads costs 60 cents – that girls are often left using leaves, newspapers, bits of mattress stuffing or even mud as a form of protection while they're menstruating, according to Project Humanity. .

"Based on the findings of similar surveys in the past, the Ministry of Health, with support from UNICEF, created a package of low-cost interventions, which include home-based care for malaria," noted UNICEF Ghana's Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Bo Pedersen.

The notion of selective primary care introduced a new perspective, referring to a package of low-cost technical interventions to tackle the main diseases that afflicted the populations of developing nations [ 8].