Sentence examples for granting cost from inspiring English sources

Quirks in Social Security's formula for granting Cost of Living Adjustments (COLAs), interacting with a spike in inflation during 2008, could cause a typical 62-year-old couple to lose almost $25,000 in benefits over their lifetimes.

He excoriates as "destructive compensation schemes" such common practices as granting cost-of-living adjustments or automatic raises when employees achieve certain levels of education or seniority.

Granted, cost estimates range widely, and impacts would be varied and highly uneven around the world.

Mr. O'Brien said the district would not grant cost-of-living pay increases this year, after recently raising its tax levy to help plug a $24 million budget shortfall.

The court correctly declined to say that the failure to grant cost-of-living increases amounted to an unconstitutional diminution of judges' wages, or to challenge the Legislature's power to set judicial compensation.

People with severe physical handicaps or functional limitations due to progressive sickness, may through medical assignment be granted cost-free physiotherapy in private practice.

Unlike most rivals, National Amusements owns most of the land under its theaters, granting it cost savings, flexibility and speed to build.

Unlike most of its rivals, National Amusements owns most of the land under its theaters, granting it cost savings, flexibility and speed to build.

But how much do maintenance grants cost?

The CTSA grants cost $490 million a year, about 40% of NCRR's $1.2 billion budget, Alving said.

Support should be provided in the form of replanting grants, cost refund grants (subsidy), grants for prescribed R&D and grants for a variety of capital costs incurred.