Sentence examples for allocating cost from inspiring English sources

There are several methods available that should be considered when allocating cost.

The paper develops a methodology that uses the thermoeconomic functional diagram applied for allocating cost of products obtained by the plant and afterwards demonstrates how it is possible to calculate the marginal cost in US$/kW h of the production.

The communes are notoriously bad at allocating costs.

A Stuart M. Saftt, a Manhattan co-op lawyer who is chairman of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, said that the co-op's proprietary lease and bylaws typically describe the mechanism to be used in allocating costs among shareholders.

The new rule, passed unanimously on Thursday by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, does not specify what the formula should be for allocating costs, or precisely how new lines should be planned.

Others believe that tort aims (or ought to aim) at allocating costs fairly.

Some theorists believe that tort aims (or ought to aim) at allocating costs efficiently.

The method has been criticised for allocating costs and votes according to usage instead of benefits.

"For instance, while allocating costs of education of children to immigrants, we allocate the contributions of these children when they enter the labour market to natives," Dustmann says.

This is in part because they disagree about the further purposes that tort serves (or ought to serve) in allocating costs.

In the process of allocating costs to the special clinic, we encountered a number of difficulties.