Sentence examples for cost corrections from inspiring English sources

While this is an acceptable approach, it is essential that the methodology for adjusting the original event costs is clearly defined and supported, and that cost corrections for inflation and currency conversion are performed.

Indeed, many states, struggling to keep up with the cost of corrections, have closed prisons when possible, and sought changes in sentencing to reduce crowding in the last two years.

"Why should I cost the corrections system money?

The total cost of corrections for the 40 states combined came to almost $39 billion.

Officers have been held at work so often that overtime costs for corrections officers in many states have reached record highs and contribute to the crippling costs of incarceration.

As the editorial notes, efforts in states across the country to create a more cost-effective corrections system are unlocking bipartisan cooperation, and Right on Crime and I look forward to continuing to be part of the solution.

The proposed approach aims at minimizing the expected cost of correction actions.

When they are not, the formulas can be adjusted by addition of a cost ratio correction, and the results should remain the same except for being expressed in terms of relative investment rather than relative numbers.

The de novo assembly of midgut transcriptomic sequences was performed as described above for mismatch, insertion and deletion costs and correction of contigs.

That does not include the cost of paying corrections officers to deliver inmates to jails all over New York and drive them back to Suffolk for court dates, said Alan Otto, the sheriff's chief of staff.

New Jersey has been at the forefront of the movement to use privately operated halfway houses to reduce corrections costs.