Sentence examples for put a cost on from inspiring English sources

Hockey would not put a cost on Australia's involvement in Iraq, saying it would be revealed in the government's mid-year economic and fiscal outlook (Myefo) in December when further cuts could be revealed.

Pentagon officials said today that it was too soon to put a cost on moving all the equipment to Philadelphia, though the Air Force estimated that its share would be at least $100,000.

Patrick Welcome, who staggered burnt and bleeding from the Thames Train that shot a red signal and ploughed into the Great Western train just outside London's Paddington station last year, said: 'You cannot put a cost on people's lives.

But after spending the weekend at the American Economics Association, with side conversations into the Stern Report, I wonder if the same might be said to economists trying to put a cost on future global warming.I came away from AEA with a renewed sense of wonder about the rapid improvements in economic science.

But as this newspaper went to press, the Senate was still waiting for the Congressional Budget Office to put a cost on the Senate Democratic leadership's own final bill before it is debated, a process that, by design, is slower than in the House.

"It's a really tricky area to insure because its hard to know how to value data, what will be the legal fees and how to put a cost on the consequences of a breach," she said.

Our research is putting a cost on this, but we're also trying to show how it will lead to savings down the line that will offset some of the costs - more income tax revenues, less money spent on recruitment within providers, lower NHS spending if greater care continuity enhances quality.

They are concerned about trade retaliation by countries not complying with the ETS, which puts a cost on carbon emissions beyond set limits.

If the U.S. puts a cost on domestic CO2 (in the form of a tax or an expensive emission permit), and if China doesn't impose a similar burden on its smokestacks, then Chinese steel companies have an unfair advantage.

For instance by putting a cost on water.

They're also highly exposed to legislation that puts a cost on carbon pollution.