This phase of the project is characterised by a high level of uncertainty and it involves a huge expense in the preparation of the proposal and important mobilization of resources.
That doesn't involves any expense for away games.
In addition, the HDS enzyme (4-hydroxy-2-methyl-2-butenyl 4-diphosphate synthase) flavodoxin reductase and NADPH dependent metalloprotein, (Rohdich et al. 2003; Seemann et al. 2006) involve an extra expense of reducing power to carry out their catalytic functions (Hunter 2007).
"You have to be people of means, because this involves a lot of expense," says Luz Flores, explaining how mayordomos are selected.
Those who had no desire for streetcars said they would involve a huge expense -- $135 million in the 1990's -- for something unneeded and sure to cause traffic havoc.
"The main deficiency of ATW," explains Philip Connolly, campaigns officer at the Royal National Institute for Blind People, "is employers' ignorance of it - either they have never heard of it or they think it will involve a considerable expense".
The force of this argument is diluted by the fact that candidates for offices requiring statewide primaries are generally assessed at a lower rate than candidates for local office, although the statewide primaries undoubtedly involve a greater expense.
"You must have a plan for making sales while building relationships with decision makers who will pay you". This plan involves a detail all expenses, goals and projections.
In his Checkers speech, in 1952, while defending himself against charges involving a political-expense fund, he painstakingly and defiantly detailed his financial standing—"It isn't very much"—and noted that his wife, Pat, wore not a fur coat but "a respectable Republican cloth coat".
A computer is not a one-time expense; it involves a subscription to ever-changing technology.
Some also may not have fully considered the costs of operating as an intermediary, which involves a lot of compliance-related expenses.
