Sentence examples for clearance costs from inspiring English sources

ATI reached $2.2 billion in product sales for fiscal 2005, though the company has a loss of $104 million, (including one-time inventory clearance costs) for its fourth quarter.

This preceded the legal limits and clearance costs later placed on sampling, which effectively limited hip hop production and the complexity of its musical arrangements.

Forcing both to live under the same rules is simply to force the YouTubes of the world to adopt rules that block a world of amateur created content that can't afford the clearance costs that professional content can.

Financial resources to help landlords make repairs, to subsidize clearance costs, and to support the inspection program also support effective implementation.

The study evaluated the following parameters: number of patients enrolled, age, gender, number of procedures, APACHE II score, SAPS II score, heparin consumption, volume extracted, duration of procedures, blood pumping speed, BUN clearance and costs.

Getting that album out ended up being a bit of a complicated operation with a lot of sample clearances and cost delays, so we didn't put out a remix.

Not only that, litter clearance and disposal costs hundreds of millions of pounds for councils every year – money that could be going on vital services.

A press officer also told me over the phone that the aborted clearance in September cost the council £400,000 after they had to "stand-down" an entire operation that had been set up.

The clearance work already cost $29.4 million as of 2015, according to figures provided by DND, and crews have managed to map out about 40percentt of the Stony Point lands, Cushing says.

Initial estimates were that clearance testing would cost around $300 per unit.

However, city staff reported that the average costs for clearance dropped to < $150 after implementation of the law as more firms became certified to conduct this testing and competition increased.