Sentence examples for placement costs from inspiring English sources

The scheme is estimated to have saved £443,964 a year compared with previous placement costs.

Each foster care placement costs the taxpayer around £27,000 a year.

"Before the Asian financial crisis it was pretty normal for Singapore employers to expect to pay for the placement costs," he said.

These costs include tuition over lengthy training programmes, clinical placement costs, as well as salaries for on-the-job training years.

They believe, rightly so, that long-term planning presents the single greatest opportunity to improve quality of life for people with learning disabilities and they know that short-term planning leads to higher placement costs.

Each kinship care placement costs the taxpayer between zero and £7,000 a year in Scotland (depending on where carers find themselves in the postcode lottery of support, and which legal status they manage to obtain).

The three-month placement cost £4,800, including flights, meals and accommodation.

If you are booking through an agency, use a not-for-profit organisation that is transparent about where it spends your money, and make sure the majority of the placement cost goes towards running the project or to the community.

We argue there is potentially an additional 35p per share of upside from the removal of contracts rights renewal [restrictions on selling airtime], product placement, cost reduction and the management turnaround.

In the context of cuts, combined with a sustained government push for more adoption, it is worth remembering that adoption is far cheaper for a council than a foster placement, costing around £35,000 per year – because once adopted, that child is off the council's books for good.

Due to the fact that the placement cost of some tests at the design stage is considerably high compared with the execution cost, the sequential diagnosis strategy obtained by previous methods is actually not optimal from the view of life cycle.