Sentence examples for cost of collection from inspiring English sources

Some insurance companies dislike the penalty because they will have to collect it, and they say the cost of collection will often exceed the amount of the penalty.

Taking into account factors such as the cost of collection, the difference between the total amount of licence fee collected and the BBC spend in Scotland is around £100m.

That threshold was reduced from £18 to £15 in November after the UK Exchequer found it had meant £130m of tax had not been collected in 2010, which it estimated was higher than the cost of collection.

The result is a higher average cost of collection per ton".

The cost of collection is also much lower for the government than for private entities.

In most programs the cost of collection is the dominant cost.

It doesn't factor in the cost to the government of holding those loans over years, and it doesn't factor in the cost of collections".

These different schemes have impact on total costs of collection at the municipal level.

The measurement of indoor air pollutants and their health effects are less often studied due to the costs of collection of such data.

Distributors said they needed the revenue from the unredeemed deposits to cover handling fees and the rising costs of collection and transportation of cans and bottles.

But he said the idea that recycling can turn garbage into gold is unrealistic, given the costs of collection and the volatility of markets.