Sentence examples for owners costs from inspiring English sources

The previous year, owners' costs had risen by 5.1percentt.

A fairer system would keep the apartment under rent stabilization and allow for gradual increases that reflect owners' costs and rates set by the city's Rent Guidelines Board.

Is it true, nevertheless, that higher wages would raise owners' costs prohibitively, forcing them to close their shops and preventing prospective owners from opening new ones — or, at least, forcing employers to employ fewer people?

Is it true, nevertheless, that higher wages would raise owners' costs prohibitively, forcing them to close their shops and preventing prospective owners from opening new ones or, at least, forcing employers to employ fewer people?

Last night's vote by the New York City Rent Guidelines Board, in a raucous meeting in which hooting and bellowing tenants often drowned out the proceedings, came on the heels of a recent board report that apartment owners' costs had risen by 7.8percentt in the last year, driven by a 22.8percentt rise in fuel costs and a jump in real estate taxes.

After all, this form of property ownership, in which a buyer buys a hotel unit and then lets the hotel rent it out in exchange for the hotel's taking a cut of the receipts, is built around the idea of building rental income to defray the owners' costs.

If the building owners refuse to make the changes, they could be forced to live on their property until the changes are made or be made to close them, displacing innocent residents at the property owners' cost, Feuer said.

We then estimated the maximum amount that could be charged to owners (cost recovery) and still achieve a minimum of 70% of dogs vaccinated.

Novartis Animal Health provided part-funding for one of the authors (SS) and contributed to the owners' cost of the cruciate surgery as an incentive for participation in the study and they also provided the robenacoxib free of charge.

It continues to state: 'Alitalia has had a troubled past decade under various private owners, costing Italian taxpayers about EUR 10 billion in that period.

The empirical results show that the larger is the share of patent-owners' costs covered by government financial support during the R&D phase, the lower is the probability of patents being commercialized.