Sentence examples for for the cost of implementing from inspiring English sources
At best, the Treasury will offer some mitigation for the cost of implementing the rebranded national minimum wage; after all, the Treasury reaps a saving in benefit costs.
They will have noted the absence of any mitigation for the cost of implementing the new national living wage and the uncertainty surrounding income from council tax in poor areas.
The governor also lowered his estimate for the cost of implementing the federal healthcare overhaul, providing an additional $80 million.
Congress approved a hike in funding for the SEC in 2012, to $1.32 billion, but much of that increase is expected to pay for the cost of implementing more than 100 new rules required under the Dodd-Frank reform law.
They gave a huge range for the cost of implementing it -- from $2.1 million to $3.7 million in the first year, then roughly $1.8 million to $3 million going forward.
Economists debate exactly how much of the cost of implementing Medicare for all would ultimately have to come through new taxes, and how much of it could be achieved through even greater savings on the cost of the underlying care.
For perspective, the cost of implementing the CBCO program at the level of implementers in each province was $49 $57 per household per year ($21 $25 per child) in 2009.
"It's our view that that this was exaggerated because it did not include, for example, the cost of implementing such a scheme".
The Spreadsheet and accompanying Users' Manual developed by WHO is a tool for estimating the cost of implementing a set of interventions at the district level to reduce maternal and newborn mortality and morbidity.
Izzi Seccombe, leader of Warwickshire country council and a spokeswoman for the Local Government Association LGAA), said: "The cost of implementing [the NLW] will significantly add to the growing pressure on services caring for the elderly and disabled which are already at breaking point".
