Sentence examples for denied cost from inspiring English sources

Hempling (2015) provides seven examples of a regulated entity that was denied cost recovery, several of which appear applicable to the case of distributed solar investments.

Walsh said the system meltdown "was not a failure of IT" and denied cost-cutting had become counterproductive.

The major suburban economy that indisputably remains, after all disregarded and denied costs are stripped away, is the amplitude and cheapness of suburban car parking, with which downtown offices can never compete.

Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich asked state judges to drop their suit against him and the state for denying cost-of-living salary increases.

--Refused to deny cost-of-living increases for federal civil service retirement, as Reagan had proposed, and for veterans' benefits, as Domenici had sought.

And the committee reached a stalemate over whether to deny cost-of-living increases to Social Security recipients next year--an impasse that threatens to sabotage the Senate's entire effort to put together a deficit-reduction package.

Tomasevski, Katarina, 'Education Denied: Costs and remedies', Zed Books, London and New York, 2003.

They are decreasing their safety margin... to achieve cost efficiency". FAA officials denied that cost-cutting played any role in the failure, saying that their initial conclusions are that the system went down because of the way it was designed.

London 2012 chief executive Paul Deighton denied the cost of food and drink was excessive.

The Office of Fair Trading in Britain contended that Glaxo had abused its dominant position in the market, kept prices artificially high and denied "significant cost savings" to Britain's state-run health provider, the National Health Service.

He said: "They have denied the cost of living crisis.