Sentence examples for a split of costs from inspiring English sources

The Flames broke off negotiations with the city of Calgary over a prospective new arena when they disagreed on a split of costs.

Humane Society president and chief executive Wayne Pacelle said in an e-mail that the sum, which will be invested, amounts to a "splitting of the costs" of housing, food and medical care that are expected to total about $17 million over time.

There may be a case for re-balancing this split of costs in the future".

As long as the split of costs between goods sold and goods still in stock is fairly accurate, in aggregate, the needs of financial reports will have been met.

He carefully draws his reader into empathy with Jomier while hinting at a different understanding of his behaviour: as when the lawyer creates a spreadsheet to work out a fair split of the cost of a trip to Venice with Judith, bearing in mind old-fashioned questions of chivalry, his lover's post-feminism, and the constraints of their respective bank balances.

Frigon helped him buy stock at a split-adjusted cost of $10.03 a share.

Say you and a friend split the cost of a 1996 Sea Ray 20-foot runabout with a 225-horsepower engine and a price tag of $12,000.

In that case, Disney and NBC representatives said, the two companies agreed to a 50-50 split of any profits after production costs.

Bush Administration officials have been revealing the outlines of a plan that would split the costs of property claims from future terror attacks between the government and the insurance industry with taxpayers picking up 80% of the first $20 billion and 90% of the next $80 billion.

In Maryland, the Legislature passed a bill requiring the state and counties to split the costs of a new system.

Maryland, too, has passed a bill requiring the state and counties to split the costs of a new system.