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The garrison support operations in Australia made an appearance this time – "transition costs" may be incurred to close it.

No additional expense would be incurred to collect the premium because the mechanism for collecting money from subscribers already exists.

He added that an appropriate downward adjustment might be made if additional costs would be incurred to convert the area into habitable space.

More variable costs will have to be incurred to build the inventory to a higher level; fixed manufacturing costs presumably will be unaffected.

"By the end of this week, or early next week, we hope to come up with a scope of what needs to be done and also the cost that would be incurred to do it," he said.

The deal had been roundly criticized for the generous pay packages given to the executives involved and for the $3.4 billion in debt that would be incurred to help pay for it.

Some costs had been incurred to cover fees for advisers who led discussions with the Cypriot authorities and to handle legal transfers.

Under this scenario, another £48bn of costs are incurred to pay fines and legal costs – more than the £40bn hit the banks took between 2011 and 2015.

As the table shows, some of the students' accumulated debt by time of graduation from medical school was incurred to finance a liberal arts undergraduate education.

New York's mental hygiene law gives the state the right to go after found assets or windfalls and allows six years from when the debt was incurred to begin an action against a patient.

A further £100m payment was incurred to cover the mis-selling of payment protection insurance, while the bank has earmarked £257m to cover potential mis-selling of packaged accounts.