Sentence examples for recoup up from inspiring English sources

The disaster declarations allow the state and local governments to recoup up to 75 percent of the costs for uninsured losses from the federal government.

Consultants PricewaterhouseCoopers predicted the government could expect to recoup up to £7bn on its initial £13.9bn investment if it sells off HS2's infrastructure.

Fiat At the same time as the Starbucks decision, the commission told Luxembourg to recoup up to €30m from carmaker Fiat.

Saudi officials are believed to be aiming to recoup up to $100bn that has been looted from the public purse over decades.

Speaking during a lunch in Westminster, Mr Hunt also unveiled new financial incentives used to encourage NHS trusts to report treatment of EU nationals, as part of a drive to recoup up to £500 million a year from overseas patients.

In a lawsuit that seeks to recoup up to $1 billion from the Wilpon and Katz families, the trustee for the Madoff victims, Irving H. Picard, has contended the partners knew or should have known what was going on.

Hopes of recouping up to £14m through merchandising were severely dented when the company awarded the contract pulled out, blaming delays in the launch and calling organisers unprofessional.

Showtime sells off the foreign, syndication and video rights to nearly every project beforehand, recouping up to 75% of production costs.

Oil sands mining projects are designed to produce [for] around 40 years, and this very long asset life provides cash flows for returns to shareholders, and to recoup the up front development cost, the on-going operating cost, and the cost of environmental remediation throughout and at the end of the project life.

Any branch with more than a few thousand households in its customer base would therefore be able to recoup the up-front cost in less than a year.

But the cooperative expects to recoup the up-front costs in about two years through fuel savings, she said, given that natural gas will be cheaper than oil in the long run.