Sentence examples for core costs of from inspiring English sources

He said charities should be able to recover VAT especially when they were working in partnership with public or private sector organisations, and urged the government to help fund core costs of charities and boost the infrastructure of the sector.

Mr Blair said he had given more than £5m to charities since 2008 and that he was "increasingly meeting the core costs of the foundations myself through the money that I make".

While the overall economy is improving, many of the core costs of living are still too high for most Americans.

There are currently few opportunities for institutions like the MakCHS to obtain additional core funding from domestic governments, and foreign sources of funding are almost exclusively tied to specific projects, and do little to cover the core costs of an institution.

"The core cost of running a music business is ludicrous," Mr Davyd said.

"I am encouraged by the Wellcome Trust's continued commitment to expanded access and our shared recognition that its provision should be a core cost of the conduct of research," said Willetts.

At the core, cost of illness estimates represent a descriptive economic method [ 17] which is most often used to estimate the cost of a particular disease.

Avega East also runs a 100-bed residential conference and banqueting centre, which contributes 30% of the organisation's core costs and gives many of its most vulnerable members the chance to work.

The reluctance of the government to acknowledge that the funding of core costs and longer term strategic funding will be necessary if it wants the charity sector to extend its role in the delivery of public services is a fundemental problem.

In a 'Ramsey' model of pricing, the groups that are willing and able to pay more for a fixed level of service over a long period are assigned a larger share of core costs than user groups who are more cost sensitive, and whose inability to pay would be detrimental to the public good.

Many of our organisations have high core costs because they employ a lot of people in large offices with high overheads.