Sentence examples for costs for establishment from inspiring English sources

Okay, this hasn't actually happened yet, but conservative commenters and consultants I've spoken to worry that Santorum's success in remaining standing – and presumably rehabilitating a career the party had left for dead – will encourage other people the party thought they had safely buried to run, leading to more contested primaries and higher costs for establishment candidates.

Then we estimated typical costs for establishment, stand management, administration, or other factors for each species/region.

60 EUR t-1 C compensated the costs for establishment in timber and energy forestry within 30 years when the cumulative NAR reached zero.

This generally increased the NPV of forestry options, e.g. by more than 6,000 EUR ha-1 at a C price of 60 EUR t-1 C. 60 EUR t-1 C compensated the costs for establishment in timber and energy forestry within 30 years when the cumulative NAR reached zero.

Thus, this study indicates that incurring high costs for the establishment of a functional cost system might be justifiable, on condition that the firm will utilize the obtained cost data through various decision-making tools; otherwise there is no point in bearing the cost of building such a system.

The costs for the establishment of SRC were estimated to be £1730ha−1[9[9] in 2012 of which 50% will be recoverable via the energy crops scheme grants.

The cost of carbon credits from a forest plantation is a function of land price, establishment and maintenance costs, the cost of borrowing funds for establishment, transaction costs associated with trading carbon credits for forestry acts, revenues from other products and carbon accumulation rates.

Aside from providing technical and financial assistance – the cost for the establishment of one CMC averages about $16,000 – UNICEF project officers regularly monitor the progress and provide donors with regular progress reports.

In the absence of a carbon price, Paul et al. (2013) found that establishment of new plantations for wood production on agricultural land was not presently viable in Australia given current costs of establishment.

Using plants as bioreactor for recombinant protein production has several advantages, including the low cost of establishment, and the scalability of plants and products generally regarded as safe.

Establishment costs for the wetlands ranged from £280 to £3100 and depended more on site specific factors, such as fencing and gateways on livestock farms, rather than on wetland size or design.