Sentence examples for compensation costs for from inspiring English sources

Analysts at Exane BNP Paribas, for example, added €4bn for recall and compensation costs for customers.

The study suggests that other states are doing better than New York at lowering workers' compensation costs for manufacturers, said a spokesman for the council, Matthew Maguire.

8.10am: The focus of the story has shifted to a growing row over who should pay the compensation costs for the bills racked up by stranded passengers.

Studies show that the peak years for government health care and disability compensation costs for veterans from past wars came 30 to 40 years after those wars ended.

As of 2010 (the latest year available), hourly compensation costs for manufacturing in the United States were about four times those in Taiwan, and 20 times those in the Philippines, according to the Labor Department.

"In an act of good faith and with a view to the possibility of future collaboration with Lens, and without recognising any liability, Chelsea has agreed to pay compensation costs for the training given to the player while at Lens, as mandated by Fifa in its original ruling".

For example, in some regional systems of China, if the coal-fired unit is scheduled to provide reserve, the compensation cost for one hour is ¥100/MW (about $16/MW), and the reserve from hydro station is much cheaper.

Table 12 Comparison of planning results after raising biddings for one group of SL users Case Diesel engine (kW) The total planning costs The compensation cost for SL Total number of translations The time period of curtailed load (hour) The time period of increased load (hour) 16 1950 2 T6476 T8732 T6482 T8738 17 186 5414073 2250 2 T6476 T8732 T6482 T8739 18 189 5420952 1950 2 T6476 T8732 T6482 T8738 17 186 5414073 2250 2 T6476 T8732 T6482 T8739 18 189 5420952

Tinnitus ranks as the #1 service-connected disabilities in the Veterans Health Care System with compensation costs $1.2 billion for the year 2012, projected to reach $3 billion for the year 2017.

However, the recovery was dealt a blow last month when the Co-op revealed it needed to raise another £400 million from shareholders in order to cover compensation costs, including for PPI redress.

Sirius said compensation costs accounted for 20 cents per share of the first-quarter loss.