Sentence examples for cost away from inspiring English sources
He proposed shifting the £110 of green and social policy costs from customer bills into general taxation, "shifting the cost away from those [in fuel poverty] who can't afford to pay and on to those who can".
In effect, digital technology has been a new tool in a much longer trajectory that's unfolded since the 1970s, of the shifting of risk and cost away from corporations and governments and onto the shoulders of the once-were-salaried.
While critics have charged that the administration is seeking to keep unwelcome images of the war's human cost away from the American public, the Pentagon has said that only individual services at a gravesite give proper context to the sacrifices of soldiers and their relatives.
"This would wipe £110 off the average person's bill and shift the cost away from those who can't afford to pay and on to those who can".
Providing a lot of rich media content is a bandwidth heavy affair, and the whole point of PeerCDN's network is to defray that cost away from the content provider's servers.
We are going to search for other ways to shift costs away from overburdened taxpayers and towards accountable parties".
They correctly observed that this shifts the costs away from me and onto an institution that can deliver training more efficiently.
He said that he felt CDNow's brand name was now recognized enough to be able to shift costs away from marketing.
But that is exactly why proposals that simply shift costs away from the federal government and onto Medicare beneficiaries, like increased cost sharing, means-tested premiums or increasing the eligibility age to 67, are ineffective and dangerous.
"At the end of the day, consumers desire services which shift costs away from them and toward advertisers," said Robert W. Quinn Jr., AT&T's senior executive vice president for external and legislative affairs.
"We can look at loaning players out to get some of the costs away but things are pretty limited at this stage of the season".
