Sentence examples for law costing from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

Additional tickets for violating the cell phone law cost $279.

The agency determined that, in 2010, the law cost $53 billion -- at least 25percentt less than industry predicted -- and, more important, generated $1.2 trillion in public health and environmental benefits.

A year earlier, a broad majority told Pew that enforcing marijuana laws cost more than it was worth.

Tesco said the new laws cost £100m of profits last year and expects a £30m-£40m £30m-£40myear as restrictions continue.

Jay Weingast, who has owned an Athlete's Foot store in Garden State Plaza for eight years, says the county's blue laws cost him from $200,000 to $300,000 a year.

But I see no case to be made for his assumption that support for sensible gun laws cost John Kerry the election.

Most laws cost public money.

In October, the think tank Open Europe estimated that the top 100 EU laws cost the UK economy £27.4bn a year.