Implementation costs will be divided in non-recurring and recurring costs.
But there are recurring costs.
Mr. Foran estimated that the authority had cut $255 million in the program's annual recurring costs since 2010, in part by refining its review process for eligibility.
Borrowing makes sense when you're building schools or roads; using it to pay for recurring costs like retiree benefits is a path to insolvency.
Budget analysts immediately questioned the wisdom of floating tobacco bonds to pay for salaries and other recurring costs instead of reducing spending.
The Citizens Budget Commission, a civic watchdog group, warned early on that the budget, "with its mixture of increased recurring costs and reduced recurring revenues," was not "prudent" -- particularly in light of "the weakening national and local economy".
"We've watched other companies' synergies, and especially their valuations, increase with size".That is why Chevron is promising to wring more than $1 billion-worth of recurring costs from the merged entity within six to nine months.
The sum of these expenditures ($56,028) far exceeds the recurring costs of the IGS.
Supplies and other recurring costs can be hard to predict even after talking with mentors and colleagues.
Instead, they'll be raking in the dividends, likely to fund a few chairs, scholarships, and other recurring costs.
Fortunately, in the U.S., radar data is free, but the company has to pay recurring costs for U.K. data.
