Sentence examples for on grounds of cost from inspiring English sources

ICS is open to everyone: all volunteers are asked to fundraise as part of their journey and no one will be excluded on grounds of cost.

Big solutions such as desalinating sea water or pumping water from one end of the country to the other have been ruled out on grounds of cost.

They were cancelled, however, supposedly on grounds of cost.

However, Gove has decided not to proceed with the project on grounds of cost and practicality.

I would recommend a foundation degree, partly on grounds of cost.

Thrifty to the last, she is also said to have rejected a military fly-past on grounds of cost.

The Bank's internal bank concluded that it could not compete with the range of services, including online banking, offered by high street institutions, and said all staff accounts would be closed by next year on grounds of costs and practicality.

If the value of an ICER is below the ceiling ratio, an intervention is deemed acceptable on grounds of cost-effectiveness.

While the assessment concluded that the economic model "clearly identified an optimal treatment strategy" with first-line dexamphetamine, the NICE appraisal committee subsequently found it impossible to distinguish between the different strategies on grounds of cost-effectiveness.

Against this background, recent years have seen the development of a series of initiatives designed to shift resources from institutional to community care, predicated on grounds of cost-effectiveness and user preferences.

Direct replacement of conventional cytology with liquid-based cytology (LBC) for cervical screening was rejected for public funding on grounds of cost-effectiveness, first in 2002 and again in 2009, but LBC is performed as an adjunct to conventional cytology in women who elect to pay.