Sentence examples for evaluate the costs of from inspiring English sources
The Spanish economic daily Expansión tried today to evaluate the costs of the reform package to Spanish businesses but concluded that it was too soon to know.
Proponents of the bill say they are aiming to close what they call a "loophole" for independent agencies, which have struggled at times to fully evaluate the costs of their rules.
Ultimately, administrative fees should be separated from investment management fees and charged on an individual basis, Mr. Benna said "Participants need to know what they're paying and who they're paying in order to evaluate the costs of the services they're being provided," he said.
To evaluate the costs of influenza epidemics in Spanish society.
In contrast to stochastic sampling methods, humans utilise past experience to evaluate the costs of their actions in the future and to guide their search.
To evaluate the costs of implementation as well as the impact of PBF and/or international support (training & monitoring) on primary healthcare services.
Michael Gove was at pains on Tuesday to avoid personal jibes when complaining about the Treasury's efforts to evaluate the cost of leaving the EU.
The chairman of the parish council, Ernest Brown, conceded it was not possible to evaluate the cost of the runners' impact on the park, but said: "Threehundred feet pounding the paths every Saturday morning does cause extra wear".
Chairman Ernest Brown, conceded it was not possible to evaluate the cost of the runners' impact on the park, but said: "Three hundred feet pounding the paths every Saturday morning does cause extra wear".
Evaluate the cost of the RIP.
