Sentence examples for costs will be given from inspiring English sources

Formal assumptions on coefficients of states and costs will be given later.

As long as states meet general goals on covering more people and curbing costs, they will be given flexibility in how they set up their local insurance markets.That compromise comes only at the point of a gun, however.

A de-identified costs summary will be given to participants in advance, and the panel will be asked to discuss the questions set out in the Incremental Costs Validation Tool (box 3).

The financial costs and benefits will be given for each company.

Estimated or actual costs of each measure will be given room in the database.

An incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) will be given both for PAID and CIDS by dividing the incremental mean costs by the incremental mean reduction in PAID or CIDS score.

Small businesses with under 50 employees who take on a 16- to 18-year-old as an apprentice will now pay nothing towards the costs of their training, and will be given a cash incentive of £1,000 per apprentice.

Brooklyn war sites in Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill are the destinations for a tour sponsored by NYC Discovery Tours on Sunday at 2 p.m. that will also include stops for samplings of local cuisine; it costs $27, and the meeting place will be given with reservations: (212) 465-3331.

Priority will be given to cost-effective programs that maximize the amount of money distributed, the agency said.

All costs will be related to 2013 and will be given in euros.

All 650 MPs will be given £499 iPads after the election, costing the taxpayer £1 million.