Sentence examples for outlined cost from inspiring English sources

A 50-page report presented by the BBC's managing director of finance and operations, Anne Bulford, outlined cost cuts which, when added together since the start of the current BBC charter in 2007, have achieved annual savings of £1.1bn.

AT&T's third-quarter 2008 reported and adjusted margins and earnings reflect revenue growth and continued progress with previously outlined cost initiatives, offset by hurricane-related expenses and effects on wireless results from the iPhone 3G.

The final terms negotiated in the commercial agreement with SIIL were particularly important as they guaranteed priority for initial supplies of the vaccine to meningitis belt countries, and outlined cost parameters for public sector sales at US$0.40 cents per dose.

For example, the commercial agreement between SIIL and PATH was complicated because the agreement guaranteed priority for initial supplies of the vaccine to meningitis belt countries and outlined cost parameters for public sector sales at less than US$0.50 per dose.

The global agenda for newborn health published in the Lancet Series [ 6] quantified the magnitude of the problem of neonatal mortality, outlined cost-effective interventions and suggested health system constraints that should be overcome [ 7].

Subtract all of the outlined costs from your anticipated revenue in order to determine whether you'll be able to cover your start-up and operating costs and turn a profit.

Buried in the thousands of pages of budget documents are memorandums to Margaret A. Robertson, Mr. Gulotta's budget director, from a selection of county commissioners and department heads outlining cost savings through proposed layoffs.

In addition to the charges and provisions detailed Thursday, the company will outline cost cuts and a capital plan when it reports second-quarter results later this month.

We will also outline cost versus return, and risk versus benefit.

Budget leaders in both chambers also plan to outline costs for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, something the White House did not include in its budget for 2005.

She pointed out that not one of the measures Mr Davey had outlined would cost the energy companies a penny.