Sentence examples for cost arrangements from inspiring English sources

EHS Core Centers should utilize existing facility cores where appropriate and describe in the application how members of the EHS Core Center would receive priority access, favorable cost arrangements, and training on unique technologies.

I recommend that the Secretariat be requested to prepare a comprehensive but much simplified framework for support cost arrangements, setting out the purpose to be achieved through a limited number of such schemes to be applied in a straightforward manner.

However, the overall support costs arrangements were further complicated with the creation, in 1996, of two new categories of support costs and the new support cost arrangements with UNDP which became effective 1 January 1997.

However in view of the current proliferation of support costs of various types which obscure the purpose and the measurability of the policy, I recommend that the Secretariat be requested to prepare a comprehensive but much simplified framework for support cost arrangements.

In particular, we argue that, despite the wealth transfer, the specific choice of level for both agencies is likely to produce least-cost arrangements for the tasks the agencies are entrusted with.

Also for the payment of the costs, arrangements are made: all costs are directly refunded by the shelter or by the patient's Sickness Fund.

But beware of boat owners that advertise cost-sharing arrangements that will cost you more than $1,000 per week.

Most Defense Department Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) contracts have historically been cost plus arrangements, where the government agrees to cover major overruns in development.

Cost sharing arrangements associated with the Cuban program differ from country to country with wealthier host countries expected to pay more for services of the Cuban doctors.

Although surveys are widely used to measure self-reported and hypothetical use of health care by enrollees with cost sharing arrangements, the test-retest reliability of these surveys has not been adequately studied.

Increases in health care costs have led to increases in patient cost-sharing arrangements such as high deductibles.