Sentence examples for cost will be split from inspiring English sources

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The bill did not authorize financing for the bridge, whose cost will be split by Minnesota and Wisconsin, drawing from general pools of state and federal transportation money.

Under the court order, USC and Aisen are allowed to take snapshots of the ADCS database under the supervision of the court's special master, whose cost will be split by both schools.

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Because Yahoo is now part of Oath, the costs will be split 50-50 between Oath and Altaba, the holding company that owns what is left of Yahoo following the acquisition.

The development costs will be split up between each company making the burden easier to bear, and should they decide to sell the chipsets to other companies, they all share in the rewards.

The costs of development will be split equally among the three parties.

The costs of the modifications — about $700,000 — will be split among 10 or 11 parties.

These credits will be split over three years and are meant to cover the infrastructure costs of building, testing and distributing the Kubernetes software.

According to the Financial Times, he is expected to say that further cost overruns beyond the new £6.2bn baseline will be split 50-50 betheen the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the contractors – whereas previously they had fallen mainly on the government.

Management will be split between New York and Paris.

Mr. Day's duties will be split.

KFC will cover the cost of the college accommodation, while the tuition fees will be split half and half between the employer and the employee.

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