Sentence examples for agreement cost from inspiring English sources

The lack of an agreement cost the city dearly.

When the airtime agreement cost was increased by 2.7% earlier this year I was told I could cancel my contract – but would have to pay the full cost of the phone if I did so.

This action made possible one Reciprocal STSM (basically an STSM involving a European researcher who conducted a short stay in one of the reciprocal agreement COST countries: Australia, South Africa, Argentina and, in this particular case, New Zealand).

A two-year agreement costs from $800 to $10,000, depending on how detailed the marketing plan is.

The commission estimates that such agreements cost Americans $3.5 billion a year in higher drug prices.

Mr. Kirsch estimates that the wrapper agreements cost 0.23percentt of the total 1percentt expense ratio of the PreservationPlus Income fund.

Given repeated polls showing that Americans believe, rightly or wrongly, that trade agreements cost jobs, this measure is likely to be a major election issue in 2002.

The Federal Trade Commission, which has been campaigning to end the practice, estimates that pay-for-delay agreements cost consumers at least $3.5 billion a year.

According to a company blog post announcing the new tool, "A key feature of SAP Leonardo IoT Bridge is the ability to identify unexpected and unplanned events from IoT applications, present it contextually to the Operations users and provide them with decision support, including information on trade-offs against service level agreements, cost and other relevant factors,".

Currently Trump's senior trade advisor, DiMicco believes that free trade agreements cost millions of American manufacturing jobs; his advice for Trump on his trade platform is to "continue with what he is saying". .

"I can picture the scene: national security advisor Tiffany Trump walks into the Oval Office with a load of charts on trade policy, basing agreements, cost-sharing, and balance of payments – all while Russian troops are pouring into Estonia," Stavridis wrote in Foreign Policy.