Sentence examples for cost of submitting from inspiring English sources
"But that would come at the potentially considerable cost of submitting to future regulations designed in the EU without input from the UK.
According to a written question submitted to the synod, the average cost of submitting each bid for a free school is £30,000, amounting to £3.75m for the C of E's target of 125 such schools.
These changes will see members asking for more support in pursuing legal claims – some unions such as Prospect have already stated they will meet the cost of submitting legal claims on behalf of members who have reasonable prospects of success.
In his written ministerial statement, Mr Hunt told Parliament officials had compiled the cost of submitting evidence to the inquiry.
As this smartphone uses a local SIM card, the cost of submitting each record is therefore that of sending a local SMS (MK12 ≈ £0.017 in Malawi; 0.05 cedis ≈ £0.01 in Ghana).
The cost of submitting your application depends on how many universities you are applying to: for 2013 applications, the fee is £23 for most people or £12 if you're only applying to one university.
The UK may have to make some very difficult choices between the benefits from passporting and the costs of submitting to external imposed regulation".
Dissertation Filing Fee: The dissertation filing fee ($135) for doctoral candidates overs costs of submitting a master copy of the entire dissertation to ProQuest, publishing the abstract in the monthly periodical Dissertation Abstracts International, and printing and binding of the archival copy for Cornell University Library.
In fact, it's hard to see how LendingTree improves, in convenience or cost savings, on the traditional process of submitting an application to a mortgage broker.
There is no cost to submit.
In order to receive an I-20, students must: be accepted to Cornell, submit their $400 required acceptance deposit, and document their ability to meet the cost of attendance by submitting the Declaration of Finances form.
