Sentence examples for approved cost from inspiring English sources

It is unfair to the law-abiding for law-breakers to incur no socially approved cost for their misconduct; it is unfair because it would create a class of harmful free riders in the society.

In 2014, the least expensive new cancer drug approved cost more than $120,000 a year.

The N.C.A.A.'s executive committee has approved cost-cutting changes in the drug-testing program.

It is easy to state the necessary procedures: a thorough feasibility assessment and cost investigation before a project is approved, a refusal to allow later gold-plating beyond approved costs, and a robust procedure of stage reviews to check on cost escalation and decide on cutbacks or cancellation.

The socially approved costs of crime imposed on offenders consist mainly in the deprivations authorized by the punitive sanction.

The approved costs include installation and materials, which will include an impact pad below the turf, the turf material and the infill.

Also, 45 counties in the state were eligible for federal funds to pay 75 percent of the approved costs for debris removal and emergency protective services related to the hurricane, including requested emergency work undertaken by the federal government.

Bank livestock lending peaked in the 6-year period 1974-79 when an annual average of seven free standing livestock projects and 19 projects with a livestock component were approved; costs including the cost of livestock components amounted to US$9.47 billion (1989 US dollars) and 5.15 billion (U.S.$ current).

And if the Legislature approves cost-of-living increases for more than 100,000 retired city workers -- increases tied to inflation year after year -- then pieces of the tax cut plan might be abandoned, Mr. Giuliani said.

The Wall Street Journal's Stephanie Armour reports some area residents have grouped together, writing letters to lawmakers and starting a Facebook page to urge Congress not to repeal the individual mandate and to approve cost-sharing subsidies that help offset costs for lower-income consumers.

The rules for costing are updated on a regular basis and are summarised in Approved Costing Guidance [17].