Sentence examples for apportioned cost from inspiring English sources

This total cost is broken down into the apportioned cost per district of national level activities and the cost per district of activities at district level or below.

This includes the apportioned costs for 20 nurses, four nephrologists (full-time equivalent 2.80), eight registrars (full-time equivalent 2.50), one nutritionist (full-time equivalent 0.50), two biomedical engineers, four health attendants and nine dialysis machines.

A Los Angeles County lawmaker is asking state regulators to reopen a legal settlement that apportioned costs of permanently closing the San Onofre nuclear power plant near San Clemente.

Adding apportioned costs of delivering the training brought the total cost per practice to £1597.40 (€1833, $2384).

Of course, discount hurdles do not apportion costs among buyers with precision.

Back in the early 1990's, environmental law was the hot specialty area as lawyers were brought in to help clients apportion costs between potentially responsible parties when environmental contamination was discovered.

Rate-setting can be evaluated within a multiple objective framework in which allocative efficiency, equity of income distribution and fairness in apportioning costs all play a role in evaluating pricing policies.

9 These were apportioned as costs borne by the NHS or the participant, as appropriate.

When there were no data to apportion transport costs, we proportioned costs using the ratio of personnel time for IDSR to total personnel time for all HRS activities.

Appellants strenuously urge that apportioning the cost among the candidates is the only feasible means for financing the primaries.

SACRAMENTO — A year that began with great ambition for major expansions of health insurance here and in other state capitals is ending with considerable uncertainty, as a second wave of change runs headlong into a darkening economy and political divisions over how to apportion the cost.