Sentence examples for proportionate costs from inspiring English sources

The legal aid system plays a crucial role in promoting access to justice at proportionate costs in key areas".

While it will be possible at conclusion of the case to argue for higher than "proportionate" costs, the certainty that defendants will argue the reverse will deter claimants' lawyers from accepting the risk in the first place.

Under our reforms cases like this will still be brought, just at a more proportionate cost.

For less ambitious trips, the proportionate cost can be even higher.

Before regulating, you must identify the risk the regulation is intended to reduce, and then propose only regulations that will actually work, at proportionate cost and effort.

Fees for audit services must now stand on their own and reflect the fair, proportionate cost of doing business in our increasingly complex business world.

"A lower increase would mean there is still the investment needed for improvements but at a more proportionate cost for commuters".

The real goal is the long-term increasing scale that helps you deliver your business functions for a smaller proportionate cost as you grow.

Unlike the proportionate cost to attain large sample sizes using traditional modes of survey implementation, marginal costs are low and therefore they are advantageous for large sample sizes [ 59, 61].

A screening programme which leads to the cost effective treatment of detected abnormalities in addition to lung cancer is might well be producing greater health gain for less-than-proportionate cost, thereby making the screening programme even more cost effective than it nominally appears.

"While such comparisons clearly have to take into account the editorial ambition for the programme, a systematic analysis of the added value from high proportionate talent costs could help the BBC make best use of its resources".