Sentence examples for law cost from inspiring English sources

So, will the health care law cost money or save money?

Hogshead-Makar said that under the law, cost cannot be a factor in gender-equity cases.

They're not hero-houses, statements or "icons": more pragmatic, appropriate responses to location, planning law, cost and materials.

Indiana found that implementing its photo-ID law cost $1.3m, with an additional $2.2m in revenue loss.

In 2005, the California Legislative Analyst's Office estimated that the law cost the state $500 million annually.

There's no reason in the world that MRI scanning technology can't ride the same Moore's Law cost curve, going down 50% every 18 months.

The platform says this law "costs the taxpayers billions of dollars annually in artificially high wages on government projects".

Can solar power (or cellulosic ethanol) follow a Moore's Law cost-improvement curve or is that a fantasy?

When a communications medium is both riding the Moore's Law cost-capability curve and tapping into a deep need, it's no fad.

Under the pension reform law, cost-of-living increases for retirees' pensions will be reduced and suspended, retirement ages will be increased and salaries on which pensions are based will be capped.

The campaigning "isn't cheap," he explained, with a box of printed leaflets advertising the benefits of Sharia law costing 40 pounds ($58), which he and other members of the Shariah Project collected between themselves.