Sentence examples for agree cost from inspiring English sources

Protracted discussions between the research team, the lead CLRN and the Department of Health eventually helped to agree cost attributions, but still discussions remained at local level regarding the level of these costs and formal agreement of their reimbursement to NHS partners, necessary before these organisations would complete the sign up processes.

"Regrettably, we have been unable to agree cost-cutting measures with the playing staff on terms that will preserve value in the business.

Recommendations: FMAWR should urgently materialise its commitment to provide its financial contribution to the programme/States, as per the agreed cost sharingformula.

The model will be used to calculate the HR at which each product delivers efficacy against the NICE agreed cost per QALY and should any product fall short price reductions will be implemented by the DH.

I think more people would engage in our democracy at local level if they could at least cover agreed costs.

Negotiations basically divide into two stages: first the member states battle the Secretariat over its spending proposals, then they horse-trade among themselves to divide the agreed costs.

Its inability to pay the agreed costs for the care of its horses severed a number of relationships with farms, including Claybank Farm in Lexington, Ky., which cared for up to 80 horses.

A high court judge yesterday agreed costs should be awarded to the Bank of England against Deloitte, liquidators of Bank of Credit and Commerce International, on an indemnity basis - the highest terms a court can dictate, following Deloitte's withdrawal of its case against the Bank.

The authority, which had already agreed cost-saving measures such as sharing office functions with the local NHS trust, employs about 3,500 people.

In general, however, such lists do not comprise agreed costs for frequently observed clinical events as estimates for the actual costs accrued (so-called costs for clinical events).

There is one matter on which all agree: the cost of access.