Sentence examples for introducing cost from inspiring English sources

The Premier League took a big step towards introducing cost control rules following a meeting in London.

Several hospitals in Portugal face pressure for introducing cost containment measures, yet demand for ED is increasing and cyclically threatens the health system.

The objective of this paper is to introduce new and simplified methodologies for improving the airline sector by introducing cost efficient and relatively high payout services.

IN the true spirit of Crandall's Olive, some companies are introducing cost-saving measures in ways that they hope their customers will never notice.

"It's a very thin line — you have to be careful not to alienate your customers" when introducing cost-saving programs, said David Loeb, a senior analyst and managing director at Robert W. Baird & Company.

"We are also supporting the NHS to employ the staff it needs at a fair price by introducing cost-control measures to clamp down on rip-off staffing agencies and we're identifying billions of pounds to be saved through improved procurement and rostering".

In this paper, Cost-Sensitive Large margin Distribution Machine (CS-LDM) is brought forward to improve the detection rate of the minority class by introducing cost-sensitive margin mean and cost-sensitive penalty.

In addition, Baser said Facebook is "introducing cost-per-action metrics everywhere throughout our reports," so that advertisers no longer have to look at different reports (or combine those reports in Excel) to understand what they're paying to achieve their desired goals.

Because of this, outcomes should be monitored closely when introducing cost-containment programs.

The negative association between costs and mortality suggests that outcomes should be monitored closely when introducing cost-containment programs.

The findings of this study point to potential opportunities for growth and improvement in several health policy issues, including increasing focus and funding of preventive services; shifting from inpatient care to day surgery, outpatient, and home-based services and strengthening long-term care; and introducing cost-containment measures for pharmaceuticals.