Sentence examples for cost target from inspiring English sources

The rights prospectus stated that it "is on track to meet the £18.5bn cost target...for 2013".

That is almost certainly optimistic: every single Games since 1960 has failed to meet the cost target.

Ideally, it should use a single chip with built-in radio-transmission circuitry, selling for no more than $5. Bluetooth chips can have all, or just a few, of the range of possible functions, depending on the cost target.

Cost concerns may now force some venues out of the expensive city to the far-flung suburbs.The 1964 event cost many times more than its predecessor in Rome four years earlier, and added to the Olympics' spendthrift reputation not a single games since then has met its cost target.

I develop predictions about how the tightness of an informal cost target influences the effect that a cost target has on managers' reporting honesty.

The cost target is tough, but there are plenty of other hurdles at home.

The groups share in the savings if they meet quality and cost targets.

"We are now in the process of jointly costing out the proposal to determine whether it meets the cost targets established," he said.

Production of the Citation CJ4 model, introduced in 2006, with first deliveries last year, was "going well technically, but is above our production cost targets," he added.

But even if G.M.'s eventual fuel-cell passenger car met cost targets, it wouldn't get far without a working network of hydrogen stations.

There was full cross-party support for SNP and Labour motions to establish the potential cost of cancelation against the cost of continuing with the stuttering project, which bosses admitted last week was "nowhere near" its completion and cost targets.