Sentence examples for cost of implemented from inspiring English sources

We calculated difference between the marginal saving of energy cost for space heating and the investment cost of implemented energy efficiency measures, in order to find the cost-optimum measure for each element.

Further research is needed to assess the impact and cost of implemented solutions, such as locally customised, agreed feedback mechanisms, and/or other non-technical solutions, such as multi-disciplinary virtual and face to face education and meetings, and crossover training between primary and secondary healthcare providers.

The cost of implementing individual regulations can lead to high implementation and maintenance costs, duplication of efforts, and inconsistencies.

The average cost of implementing the promised safety renovations is between $400,000 and $500,000.

The cost of implementing Section 404 has been far higher than expected, especially in smaller firms.

But the censors prevailed, arguing that the cost of implementing such a procedure would be prohibitive.

The cost of implementing all the recommendations would come to a total of £1.093bn, Kershaw's team confirmed.

Yet much of the cost of implementing the non-proliferation agenda Obama laid out will be borne by developing countries.

The cost of implementing the programme will be £20m to £25m and will be incurred in the 2006 financial year.

"Once you get very large, the cost of implementing decisions starts to whittle away your advantage," says Mr Wightman.

At best, the Treasury will offer some mitigation for the cost of implementing the rebranded national minimum wage; after all, the Treasury reaps a saving in benefit costs.