Sentence examples for adopted cost from inspiring English sources

CDN deployment cost The overall cost of deploying a CDN is based   on the adopted cost models (retrieval, update,   storage[9]).

The Africa Malaria Report acknowledges the contribution of global efforts to the substantial progress already made by a number of countries that have adopted cost effective strategies to fight the disease with greater focus on the most vulnerable - women and young children.

Table 5 Adopted cost ratio values (decrease of construction value in percentage) EMS-98 damage class Cost ratio (Cr) D1 5 (± 2) D2 20 (± 5) D3 45 (± 5) D4 D5 103 (± 3).

Numerous countries have adopted cost-cutting exercises with some limited success.

This would create the so-called Regional Efficiency Aid Program, which would provide the state's 21 counties, 566 municipalities, 611 school districts and 400 local authorities with tax relief if they adopted cost-saving consolidations.

But each child who is not adopted costs the state £25,000 per year and, long term, children in lengthy and unstable care placements do much worse.

Most fashion executives have not adopted cost-cutting measures as a top priority yet, according to the report.

Cost of roadside maintenance sweeping was not available, so we have adopted costs for maintenance sweeping from Schilling (2005).

Under his leadership, the company adopted cost-cutting measures throughout the organisation, similar to those overseen by countless chief executives, past and present.

If rationing policies are to be adopted, cost-effectiveness analysis offers the only fair basis for designing them since it ensures that NHS resources are allocated to maximise the health gained from available resources.

Officials urged municipal water utilities to adopt "cost recovery" policies that require them at least to break even, if not turn a profit.