Sentence examples for fair costing from inspiring English sources

Measures to improve trust between community and organisers of mitigation projects, and to raise confidence in technology and also in fair costing, would help to promote successful deployment of appropriate technology.

The fairing costs $6 million to produce, and so reusing it for multiple costs could lead to a significantly reduction in how much each launch individually costs SpaceX.

Love had been working on the question of what constitutes a fair cost for medicines, on and off, since 1991.

Taking on the risk explicitly and pricing the fair cost of this risk into the annuities is a far preferable route.

It hardly helps that the fair costs dealers at least twice as much AS TEFAF at Maastricht, where 264 exhibited in March.

Even among nations not affected by sanctions, he said, "there appears a growing distrust of this instrument, and its ability to bring about change at a fair cost".

And they charged consumers, who wanted to be "green", up to three times the fair cost of around £4,500 per installation.

While Google has said it will license the technology, regulators could extract commitments from the company to ensure that it does so at a fair cost and without degrading the technology.

She said the party would "trust people to make sensible decisions" as long as the government offers reassurance that the reforms are fair, cost effective and give people access to the right advice.

If enough Democrats are elected so they can pass legislation that allows Medicare to negotiate drug prices and requires insurance companies to enroll all applicants at their best rates, drug and insurance companies will be quite willing to reach an agreement on a fair, cost-effective and sustainable universal heath care system.

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