Their institution costs, even wastes, public money, though it controls huge wealth and estates of its own.
Only last week, Buckingham Palace was busy pulling the wool over our eyes, claiming as they often do that the institution costs us a "value-for-money" £37m.
Vishal Gill, a supply-chain specialist at Tata Motors, said a two-year business degree at a well-regarded Indian institution costs about $34,800.
institution cost, equipment - - - - n.s. - - + n.s./personnel: wage costs plus institution costs Robertson et al. (2001a) [27] - incl. in PC overhead, personnel, materials, travel, accommodation, postage, pager, admin., equipment, exercise instructor excl.
Total costs included direct medical costs (e.g., institution costs, medications, inpatients, visits etc)., direct nonmedical costs (e.g., rehabilitation, home help, and transportation), and indirect costs (i.e., productivity losses).
Each 8 ml vial of Survanta (Abbott Laboratories, Maidenhead, Berks, UK) used in our institution costs £300, thus the administration of a single dose in a larger patient could cost thousands of pounds.
The head of the IMF, Christine Lagarde, has gone on trial in France charged with criminal negligence, and Nato's member states have failed to pay their dues for so long that they could hardly be surprised by Trump's reluctance to carry on bankrolling an "obsolete" institution costing the US "a fortune".
It would generate $23 million annually for 10 years for the cash-strapped institution, costing $20 for the owner of a $200,000 home.
On August 7, voters in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties will have the opportunity to pass or strike down a millage that would generate $23 million annually for 10 years for the cash-strapped institution, costing $20 for the owner of a $200,000 home.
On average, a patient transferred to the ICU from outside the institution cost about $10,000 more per admission.
A 2010 UNICEF study in Armenia for example found that placing a child for one year in an institution cost, on average, $3,800 in government support, compared to $2,800 in foster care, and far less if that child lived with her family.
