Sentence examples for library costs from inspiring English sources
The Gold Coast library costs residents about $77 a year in taxes.
Duncan's library costs $750,000 a year to maintain — a bargain when compared with competitors.
It will be partly met by the research councils and also institutions, which should gradually see their library costs reduce in return.
Overhead is charged for services necessary to doing research, but not directly related to a project -- administrative, physical plant, and library costs, for example.
MEMBERSHIP in the library costs $75 a year; there are 500 members, the annual circulation is 12,000 and, Mr. Augenbraum said, the budget has been balanced for 11 years.
Schools can make huge annual savings through solar panels, with half-price clean electricity that could well cover library costs; as a former teacher, Garland holds the issue close to his heart.
Groundbreaking for a library costing $2 million will be next month.
The conversion of the courthouse into a library cost a little over a million dollars.
But between 1957, when Truman's library cost $1.75 million $11.8 millionn today), and last week, when the $165 million Clinton Center made its debut with festivities drawing 30,000 visitors to Little Rock, lies an immense cultural and political divide.
He calls libraries "our street-corner universities" and pledges that they will provide "Internet access for all"—a predictable promise, but one that makes sense given the cost of owning a home computer.The new Peckham library cost £6.5m some of which came from central government's "regeneration" budget.
Back in December, Futuregov's founder Dominic Campbell suggested we could bring the same approach to local government for the equivalent of what is being spent elsewhere: For those who don't know how much the new Birmingham library cost, according to this FOI request, it was 1.2m – plus change for ongoing support.
