Sentence examples for institutions costs from inspiring English sources

First, they may reduce financial institutions' costs.

Institutions' costs are rising, owing to pricey investments in technology, teachers' salaries and galloping administrative costs.

Now, from my prior life as the president of a liberal-arts college, I'll also tell you at many of those institutions, costs are going up much more slowly than you might imagine.

Based on guidelines set by Taiwan's National Health Insurance Administration (NHIA), the pilot program reimbursed health-care institutions' costs for breast cancer treatment based on the patient's cancer stage, 0 to IV. Institutions that exceeded the NHIA's standards received a financial bonus as an incentive for better performance.

One common repercussion is that institutions lose their former researchers' grants, which provide substantial funds to help cover institutions' costs for providing research infrastructure.

Expanded distribution to bookstores, libraries, and academic institutions costs $25 per title.

An innovation subsidy, says the author, is individuals' and institutions' cost-effective bartering of resources to reduce risk.

Studies from the World Bank and Save the Children say institutions cost between six and ten times as much as supporting a child within a family.

FarmDrive, a Kenyan enterprise, connects unbanked and underserved smallholder farmers to credit, while helping financial institutions cost-effectively increase their agricultural loan portfolios.

As a result of the increases, tuitions reached an average of $19,710 at private colleges, $4,694 at public universities and $1,905 at community colleges, more than twice what these institutions cost 20 years ago, even after adjusting for inflation.

Only 3percentt of the nation's college students are at institutions costing $25,000 a year or more, she said, and just 75 universities control 71percentt of all endowment assets.