Sentence examples for declaration cost from inspiring English sources

(That declaration cost Baylor his governorship, though he managed to remain in the Confederate Congress).

This is Russell Brand in a chuffing suit".It is not clear whether Ms Hopkins thinks her declaration will cost Mr Miliband votes; some enterprising students have used it in a poster for the Labour cause.

In its 2017 annual report, the Court pointed out that certain problems remain, in particular where payments from the EU budget are made to beneficiaries based on their declarations of costs previously incurred, such as in rural development and cohesion.

"The intention is to produce a ministerial declaration at any cost," said the Organisation of African Unity.

Osborne's declaration that planning "cost the British British economy £3bn a year" appears to emanate from a defunct Whitehall unit and refers to speculative land banks.

A tour of the house — filled with period furniture and portraits of many of its eminent inhabitants, which included a signer of the Declaration of Independence — cost $6.

The CTG code system, that was used to register activities on the most detailed level, was originally designed as a cost declaration system.

We look in vain for a declaration that the costs are truly outrageous and laughably ineffectual.

The ACCC said it is seeking fines, injunctions, declarations, correctives and costs.

Annual £17bn to £20bn cost of customs declaration is for tax revenues of £38.5bn.

Lacking any official declaration of the project's cost or how it would be funded, some researchers bristled at the prospect of a large new federal initiative that could take money from traditional grants for individual scientists, especially at a time when NIH faces a massive budget cut.