Sentence examples for initiative cost from inspiring English sources

Most universities find the subjects in the Hefce initiative cost about £8,000 per student per year, but that may rise as high as £25,000 before the cost of buildings and equipment.

With equipment imported from Norway, the initiative cost around $140,000 and lasted several months.

This work was funded by an EU Farm Animal Proteomics COST initiative (COST Action FA1002).

"One hundred percent of my business comes from the Internet and my entire e-commerce initiative costs $58 a month".

The initiative costs the cardiff administration £11.3m in this school year but that is due to rise to £12.7m in 2012-13.

Avengers Initiative costs $6.99.

This initiative, costing £230 million overall, provided training in all four countries of the UK.

This means that if policymakers can ensure that cotrimoxazole is provided by use of some implementation initiative costing below $12 per patient-year (over and above the estimated $6.51 per patient-year procurement cost of cotrimoxazole [ 28]), this would represent value for the health system.

"The £2bn commitment that the NDC programme represents shows how much these initiatives cost.

Today, "people vote for initiatives out of emotion, they do not realise that initiatives cost money," says Karen Bass, the former assembly speaker.

Walgreen says cost-cutting and sales initiatives cost it 6 cents a share, but resulted in savings of 6 cents a share.