Sentence examples for costing of the programme from inspiring English sources

Good practice in youth friendly approaches is already evident within the NGO sector and this should be replicated within the national programme.. Costing of the programme at national, regional and local level needs to be clearly identified.

Mr Webster bemoaned the estimated cost of the programme, up to $2.5 billion over a decade.

The cost of the programme soared from £20bn in 2004 to somewhere north of £100bn today and fails to stop.

A year after they graduate, this has risen to $260,000, more than covering the $81,000 cost of the programme.

Those that focus on the cost of the programme, the technology that enabled it, the frivolous pursuit of the record breaker.

Salvation for brock came in the form of an online petition started by Queen guitarist Brian May, the rising costs of the programme and the weather.

The committee heard evidence from a number of tax experts, which supported the FSB's estimation of the cost of the programme for small businesses.

The projected cost of the programme up to the middle of the century, including missiles and warheads, is estimated at £100bn or more.

The precise costs of the programme are not yet known, but the government has put in an extra £3bn for employment programmes in the light of the recession.

Margaret Hodge, chair of the public accounts committee, said that the NAO report showed that the DfE had failed to get a grip on the costs of the programme.

The projected cost of the programme to rebuild or refurbish 3,500 secondaries in England by 2020 has risen from £45bn to £55bn.