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Some of that money could be recouped from income from the assets in the companies' portfolios.

The costs are expected to be recouped from the £553million Olympics security budget.

Some of that — the company did not disclose how much — will be recouped from insurance companies.

Since not much can be recouped from the bad loans because of a creaking legal system, these are huge.

The hope is that these costs will eventually be recouped from taxes on prospering businesses and their employees.

An additional $30 million, the spokesman said, could be recouped from fines that had gone unpaid by any number of bothersome city offenders.

Almost all recording and promotion costs are recouped from the artist's modest share of the earnings.

In an effort to ensure that the privatised networks didn't fall into disrepair, governments guaranteed returns on network expenditure (which are recouped from us through increased charges).

But once the movie was made — on a modest $35 million budget, about $5.5 million of which was recouped from Georgia tax incentives — churchgoing women and their families were also attracted with help from Grace Hill Media.

I suggested that these were wooden dollars – his firm wins, the money is recouped from one government department (CICA), given to another (the local authority) to pay a third (whoever is providing social care).

While the contractor seems to be making a fair fist of the job, the government needs to ensure that it keeps a grip on the project and that the costs - £35m a year - are recouped from savings elsewhere.