Sentence examples for introduced cost from inspiring English sources

The Food and Agricultural Act of 1977 introduced cost of production as a standard for determining farm price supports.

This paper introduced cost and allocative efficiencies under common and different unit prices in the presence of negative data.

The government introduced cost containment measures during the economic crisis to combat this trend such as co-payment charges for claimants,1 adjustments to GMS eligibility criteria, reference pricing and the promotion of generic substitution [8].

To this end, this study introduces the cost and allocative efficiencies of DMUs with negative data and demonstrates that the introduced cost efficiency is equal to the product of allocative and range directional measure efficiencies.

Although we did not have enough data to investigate further, this decision might have, in fact, payed back some debt while generating some other, connected to the additional introduced cost (promotion scheme).

It starts with the description of computing the originally introduced cost c(G S) of reconciling the gene and species trees.

Mr. Ayling introduced cost-cutting measures that have so far saved the company $1.6 billion.

The company gradually introduced cost-sharing, requiring employees to cover 5percentt of health coverage premiums this year and 8percentt in 2001, when Harlequin's premiums will rise by 14percentt.

Manchester, for example, operates a "selective licensing" scheme, similar to Newham's pilot scheme, while Oxford city council has introduced cost-neutral licensing to bring evasive rogue landlords within their reach.

She explains them one by one, beginning with changes in operations... Faced with significant decline in advertising revenues, most companies introduced cost-cutting strategies, including staff redundancies and restructuring.

Oxford city council has introduced cost-neutral licensing to bring evasive rogue landlords within their reach, while in Sheffield the council works to build a positive relationship with good local landlords so they can prioritise tough action against the worst.