Sentence examples for cost to contract from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, it may be more efficient for PHARMAC, at a nominal cost, to contract an evidence-based facilitator, to ease the burden of application for clinicians.

Since the benefits of mutual agreement are best achieved by "promoting stable compliance with mutual agreements," the essential element of contract is the development of trust, and the deeper and more widespread the trust, the lower the enforcement costs to contracting.

How many want to hear how much it costs our Government to contract a private company to detain hundreds of vulnerable women who have committed no criminal acts?

The subscriber pool will continue to contract, costing the health-insurers dearly.

One federal official said the proposed policy would encourage procurement officers to favor companies with better compensation packages only if choosing them did not add substantially to contract costs.

And it had to take an immediate earnings hit for the costs to get those contracts.

But T-Mobile's HSPA+ adds no extra cost to your contract.

These personnel represent a direct labor cost to the contracting firm.

I asked what it would cost to break the contract.

There is a cost to terminating a contract; it cannot be decided by committee.

Yet it battled for two years at huge cost to keep its contract with West Ham secret and any search will be in vain for mention of the problems that have sent costs to the taxpayer soaring.