The tools to investigate MPs' expenses were built by Simon Willison and other Guardian developers, as a Django app running on Amazon EC2.
It was going to cost her 1% of her assets annually, on top of whatever expenses were built into the products he favored.
Cost drag, a combination of the traditional expense ratio and trading commissions, is built into a fund's operation.
Clustered together at one end of the arena, the network booths make for an eclectic, disposable village, one that is built at great expense, inhabited for a week, and torn down.
The national security state façade is built at the expense of economic growth and diverts resources from health, education and social welfare sectors and tramples upon civil liberties and provincial autonomy; those questioning it draw the military's wrath.
Because conservation is built in, the expense of keeping the building at a comfortable temperature is reduced to the cost of running a fan--90fan--90fan--90%ling and heating a comparable building, Verdery estimated.
Campaign officials declined to put a price tag on the new efforts to comply with voter identification laws, saying the extra time and expense were being built into the budgets for each state's campaign.
That's really the expense that's built into these things.
Much of the financial burden will be shouldered by private companies as they take steps to prepare, and other expenses can be built into the city's budget for capital projects, he said.
Not only was the castle built at considerable expense, but it was built relatively rapidly; construction of large stone castles often took the better part of a decade; for instance the work at Dover Castle took place between 1179 and 1191 (at a cost of £7,000).
