Sentence examples for pursued costs from inspiring English sources

Even if the average large company pursued costs aggressively, its spending on health benefits would still exceed corporate profits within three to five years.

Also, if LEED certification is pursued, costs can go up by $30,000 50,000, says Rath, who explains that building designers must charge more for the work to meet LEED certification requirements.

"Because the judiciary has already pursued cost containment so aggressively, it will become increasingly difficult to economize further without reducing the quality of judicial services," he wrote.

An ABC spokesman said the broadcaster would pursue costs.

Then the day after the report, I receive information that the church's lawyers are pursuing costs against Father Lawson, the main carer to his elderly mother who is suffering from dementia, because he was ill on the day the employment tribunal was scheduled and it had to be postponed.

Tiemessen was quoted as saying that Palin had no plans to pursue costs any further.

The need to improve health care quality while pursuing costs' rationalization and reduction is currently a common topic in the discussion about health systems efficacy and effectiveness.

We will pursue cost-cutting by producing panels with higher conversion efficiency".

Our approach is two-fold: to generate more income, and to pursue cost savings.

He admitted Kraft was bound to pursue cost savings and that job losses were an inevitability.

It thus violates the UN framework convention on climate change (to which both Britain and the US are parties), which obliges governments to pursue "cost-effective" measures to address climate change.