Sentence examples for privileges cost from inspiring English sources

Listing and contact privileges cost $99.95 per year.

Access to information systems (e.g. due to policies, admitting privileges, cost) impacted continuity.

The World Bank reckons that every $1 that a country such as Mauritius gains from its trade privileges costs the EU and the United States $6.

A 10-day nonresident license with trout fishing privileges costs $20. OUTFITTERS Davidson River Outfitters (95 Pisgah Highway, Pisgah Forest; 888-861-0111; www.davidsonflyfishing.com) has equipment, information and guide services.

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Sri Lanka says the loss of the privileges could cost tens of thousands of jobs in its garment industry.

In order to issue debt more cheaply, the government hit upon the wheeze of tying debt issues to the grant of trading privileges, which cost it nothing but persuaded investors to part with their money at a lower rate of interest.

The rationality is that this order privileges lower cost mutation operators which represent fault categories difficult to be detectable by FindBugs.

Woohoo!" The privilege would cost fifteen hundred dollars plus New York State tax.

The privilege would cost $25 a day and would conservatively generate more than $1 billion a year in new state revenue, he said.

Coca-Cola demands that both its boss, Douglas Daft, and his wife always travel in the company jet, a privilege that cost the company $103,898 last year.