Sentence examples for cost of addressing from inspiring English sources
The report put the cost of addressing the overall maintenance backlog at $2.5 billion.
Ministers have also revealed that the cost of addressing the military's helicopter shortage has risen by £700m to £1.7bn.
The cost of addressing the problem, it said, could be limited to about 1% of GDP, provided it starts on a serious scale within 10 to 20 years.
In an e-mail, he defended Noble, writing that students who misbehave should "share in the cost of addressing their behavior".
Ms. Boxer's office said they could also influence California regulators as they decide who should pay the nearly $1 billion cost of addressing the failed repair.
The premise seems to be that if the cost of addressing the problem is nontrivial (and it seems to be), that the loss of economic action will lead to loss of human welfare.
In the wet summer of 2012, a number of smaller festivals went out of business as the costs of addressing flooding or dealing with cancellations were beyond them financially.
Decay in landfills also releases large quantities of methane, a powerful global warming gas, said Robert McIlvaine, president of McIlvaine Company, an energy consulting firm that calculates the relative costs of addressing disparate environmental hazards.
Decay in landfills releases large quantities of methane, a powerful global warming gas, said Robert McIlvaine, president of the McIlvaine Company, an energy consulting company based in Northfield, Ill., that calculates the relative costs of addressing disparate environmental hazards.
The British government now releases figures on the unit costs of addressing various issues, from taking a child into social care to educating teenagers who have been excluded from mainstream schools.
"Slashing the RET would be an $8bn handout to keep our ageing, high polluting coal power stations on life support while Australia gets stranded with more pollution, lost investment and job opportunities in clean energy, and higher costs of addressing climate change".
