Sentence examples for costs of reporting from inspiring English sources
Such partnerships have helped to spread out both the costs of reporting and the finished products of that reporting.
It grew out of a scheme, established in 1846, to share the costs of reporting on the Mexican war between several New York papers.
The original purpose of the Regulation S exemption was to lessen the expense of raising capital for American corporations by eliminating the often high costs of reporting and registering stocks with the S.E.C.
As a result, CAT Reporters will be burdened for at least two-and-a-half years with both their existing $1.6 billion annual reporting costs and the $1.7 billion annual costs of reporting to the CAT, according to initial estimates by the SEC.
They are trying to build a model for long-form journalism where the revenue generated over the entire life of a story — magazine fees, sales on Audible.com and Amazon Kindle Singles, ancillary film and television rights — can be used to finance the costs of reporting.
As highlighted in Appendix 2, an important criterion for our work was that it had to balance the benefits of collating performance information against the costs (transaction and opportunity costs) of reporting.
Extrapolating from this small cohort to national surveillance data suggests the total cumulative costs of reported WNV hospitalized case-patients during 1999 2012 were $778 million 955% confidence interval = $673 million $1.01billion), which is equivalent to an average of approximately $56 million per year.
"Ads started bringing in, in relative terms, a decent income for me relatively quickly," he said Soon after there was the first fund-raiser, to cover the cost of reporting on the New Hampshire primary of 2004.
That comes in handy for the banks, who are largely already finding it difficult to cope with the cost of reporting suspicious activity in any financial transactions they're involved in, under anti-fraud and money laundering laws.
