Sentence examples for joint costing from inspiring English sources

The simplest way to identify intervention-specific overhead costs is to identify shared resources used by the different interventions and use joint costing rules or some basis of allocation related to the usage of the overhead item[ 8].

(A supermarket teabag, which has about as much dried plant material as a joint, costs a few pennies).

The alarmingly ineffective Aleksandar Mitrovic and Florian Thauvin (joint cost £27m) would certainly not have been on the shopping list of a coach who hoped to address the team's enduring goal-scoring problems by importing Charlie Austin from Queens Park Rangers last summer.

We would not be able to organise the national demonstration for jobs and fair wages that the TUC is planning next year if it falls 12 months before the election as, again, the joint costs of everyone participating will easily exceed the limit.

FAC requires criteria to attribute common and joint costs.

Shared costs (sometimes also called joint costs) are shared by all services.

CGT provides an appropriate framework to study the problems of joint cost saving allocation.

Section 3 provides a formulation of the joint cost minimization and battery life preservation problem for a green small cell.

Our study extends this literature by examining how the type of accountability (process and outcome accountability) influences the extent to which negotiators can obtain lower joint costs.

For example, in Fig. 5 assume that links (s, a) and (s, t) are correlated with a joint cost of 8.

Results show how a joint cost-minimization approach provides significant cost reductions with respect to the separate optimization of hardware and network sub systems.