Sentence examples for cost payments from inspiring English sources

Newspapers say CFAs are leaving them open to hugely unfair cost payments.

Until now, if wages rose above that amount -- what is considered the federal poverty-level income for Connecticut -- Medicaid coverage and Social Security living cost payments usually stopped in a few months.

There are other significant changes to the original contract, including one to raise the threshold at which project cost payments must be approved by the government from $50m to $100m£61m1m) – something that Platform believes could open the door to abuse.

Citing the balance of long-term and short-term cost payments weighing more heavily to the near term than anticipated, Fitch downgraded BP 's long-term issuer default rating and unsecured rating to BBB from AA, after cutting it to AA from AA+ earlier in June on account of the financial risks posed by the Gulf of Mexico spill.

PhD training programmes expanded and lab chiefs hired more postdocs to produce the publications that attract grants and indirect cost payments.

Moreover, to feed the growing addiction to expansion, research centres became increasingly reliant on the indirect cost payments (also known as overheads) provided by more and bigger research labs (Bourne, 2013b).

The other is to allow the SHI to negotiate the avoided cost payment directly with physicians.

The monetary cost objective function consists of distributed generation (DG) investment and operation cost, payment toward loss compensation as well as payment for purchased power from the network.

Energy suppliers would have to offer one price for each of the four tariffs, although they could still have discounts for dual fuel or lower cost payment methods such as direct debit.

These databases provide not only standard demographic variables (ie, age, sex, employment status, geographic location), but also detailed cost (payment) and health care utilization information for health care services performed in both inpatient and outpatient settings.

Stifel said the company was increasingly exposed, as a cut in fees "will significantly increase pressure on higher-cost payments alternatives like Amex".