Sentence examples for cost for enforcing from inspiring English sources

President Obama may be pondering the potential $300 million a week cost for enforcing a no-fly zone over Libya.

The second promised to pay for local school districts' litigation costs for enforcing the law which some say could run up against federal gender equality in education laws, known as Title IX.

The cost of enforcing the plans for compulsory insurance and microchipping are likely to far exceed the cost of subsidising classes.

(They do subtract the cost of enforcing the no-fly zones over the country).

They examined variables such as how difficult it is to obtain a loan, the cost of enforcing a contract and the likelihood that a business will draw only on internal cash for expansion.

To this cost, we added the cost of enforcing the salt regulations as described later.

In truth, we all pay for the enormous costs of enforcing marijuana prohibition.

Just meeting the increased need for child care along with the administrative costs of enforcing the new work requirements would cost $8.3 billion, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, more than 16 times the new spending offered in the bill.

Furthermore, NMDPs make an explicit representation of the probability that whoever is responsible for enforcing the norms detects a violation, thus modeling enforcement effectiveness and cost.

One reason for the low cost is that, unlike at UK events, the police don't charge for enforcing the road closures, and the bus companies don't demand compensation for lost revenue.

Blair Horner, legislative director for the New York Public Interest Research Group, said the increase might not be enough to cover the costs of enforcing the lobbying law.