Sentence examples for cost of administration from inspiring English sources

Finally, there was the cost of administration and the problem of demoralising those who weren't rewarded.

Is Mr. Cameron right to make such a fuss over the cost of administration?

Then there is the £450m annual cost of administration, inflated (as with other benefits) by highly complex rules.

Predictably, the cost of administration almost outweighed the money collected, and there is some evidence that it deterred people on low incomes from seeing their doctor.

The cost of administration is not slight; for Leicester's army of creditors it could mean losing as much as 90% of the money they are owed.

At $100 for a year's course of the drugs, plus around $400 for the cost of administration, they would need a lot of money.

The differences are the huge profits taken by the insurance (health and hospital) and pharmaceutical companies and the resulting professional costs of administration, which is minuscule in Canada.

Our system takes resources from all of us, pools the cost of certainties disguised as risks, extracts enormous costs of administration and complexity and then returns — to almost all of us — a fraction of the money we've put in.

The health minister, Anne Milton, said: "Our modernisation plans will cut the costs of administration by one-third over this parliament, and every penny will be reinvested into frontline services to improve quality for patients.

The bank needs the money to cover the costs of administration, project appraisal and capacity building, as well as a management team in the bank's office in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, says the document.

The direct monetary costs of administration can be predicted using the algorithm developed by Tetteh and Morris [4].