Sentence examples for full cost of the program from inspiring English sources

Seed money for the first Fellowships was donated by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation but in Sept., 1971, the city will assume full cost of the program.

Mr. Aldridge said it was not essential to know the full cost of the program in advance -- and that it might not even be possible to calculate such a figure -- to support it.

"In many years the elimination of just one wasteful tax expenditure or one unnecessary spending program could cover the full cost of the program".

The administration also hopes that if graduate students can't borrow up to the full cost of the program, as they can now, graduate schools will have less incentive to continually raise prices.

The city and state bear the full costs of the program, which pays clients the same amount as federal welfare but for an unlimited amount of time.

The Minnesota Council of Nonprofits may well be the only charity leadership group pushing to increase the minimum wage while also making sure that state legislators understand how important it is for charities to be reimbursed the full costs of the programs they deliver -- an issue that also is being raised vigorously by the National Council of Nonprofits.

The full cost of the jets program could also fund the National School Lunch Program, which feeds about 31 million students annually, for the next 24 years.

Mr. Levy, a former state assemblyman, pointed out that Sheldon Silver, the speaker of the Assembly, had supported, in 1999, having state and federal governments pay the full cost of the Family Health Plus program to lighten the load on local governments.

Reporting from Berlin, Vogel wrote "that the federal government will take over the full cost of the country's financial aid program for university students which will amount to a €1.2 billion savings for state budgets each year".

At a meeting on Monday evening, Angela Merkel and leaders of her party's coalition partners agreed that the federal government will take over the full cost of the country's financial aid program for university students which will amount to a €1.2 billion savings for state budgets each year.

After accounting for the full costs of these programs to industry, the region received $9.1 billion more than was spent, and saw 41,000 more jobs gained than were lost.