Sentence examples for contracted costs from inspiring English sources

Doncaster Council says government cuts account for £58m of the £109m it needs to save and the remaining £51m is needed to meet pay and price inflation, contracted costs and the cost of the growing demand for services.

The Labour-run authority said government cuts accounted for £58m of the £109m it needed to save by 2017 with the remaining £51m needed to meet pay and price inflation, contracted costs and the cost of the growing demand for services.

Tips, which are voluntary, above and beyond a service's contracted cost, and delivered afterwards, should not exist.

Also contributing were Paul Pringle, a Times investigative reporter, and Doug Smith, Ben Welsh and Sandra Poindexter of the Times data team, who analyzed contracting costs and political fundraising by college trustees.

However, the evidence for pharmacist led MURS in contracting costs is not encouraging and they are sometimes met with patient resistance [ 41, 42].

The subscriber pool will continue to contract, costing the health-insurers dearly.

If the mobile crane is assigned on another day not contracted, additional costs occur.

They lobbied the DHSS to replace the block contracts with cost per case contracts to reduce costs, but found it unwilling to risk destabilising the financial viability of the trusts by making this change.

An Apple iPhone without a two year contract costs about $650.

Buying that same iPhone without a two-year contract costs $649.

O2's cheapest contract costs £18.50 a month and runs for 24 months.