Sentence examples for lifetime of the program from inspiring English sources

ZDI has awarded more than $4 million over the lifetime of the program.

Or does it mean pro rata over the lifetime of the program -- 20% for the Treasury and 80% for insurers?

On the other hand, if you were an insurer in the market only in 2014, you want it pro rata over the lifetime of the program so that you get 20% of whatever was collected.

As the sole customer for the two engines, the government must cover all the costs of designing a second engine, developing and testing it, equipping and manning a second production line, funding a second supplier network, and sustaining a parallel maintenance and support infrastructure across the lifetime of the program.

"Reuters' estimate of the current loss per unit for each Volt sold is grossly wrong, in part because they allocated product development costs across units sold instead of across the lifetime volume of the program, which is how business operates". Dividing the costs per unit is a common practice for analysts, since no one knows at the outset how long a car program will last.

"The Eurogroup will support Greece for the lifetime of the current program, and beyond," said Jörg Asmussen, a member of the central bank's policy-making executive board, referring to the group of euro zone finance ministers.

Over the lifetime of the Proálcool program, pasture land devoted to beef production has decreased by 10%, but beef production has more than tripled as a result of both higher stocking densities (head/ha) as well as higher animal performance (kg beef/head/year).

Throughout the lifetime of the once-secret program, which began in October 2001, it has never been the difference maker in thwarting any terrorist attack, according to testimony and government reports.

The proposed standards are expected to lower CO2 emissions by approximately 1 billion metric tons, and reduce oil consumption by up to 1.8 billion barrels over the lifetime of the vehicles sold under the program.

What might have been worth mentioning is that during the lifetime of the oil-for-food program, malnutrition rates among Iraqi children were halved and polio was eradicated.

According to the Justice Department, over the lifetime of a federal program that supports local police hiring, only around 1percentt of the officers hired went to work in elementary schools.