Sentence examples for regime cost from inspiring English sources
Australia's offshore detention regime cost taxpayers $1.2bn last financial year, with charter flights alone between Nauru, Manus and Australia costing $20m.
The regime cost the lives of at least 2 million people through its wars and internal oppression, and 4 million Iraqis were forced to become refugees.
But Transform, a pressure group in favour of legalisation, claims that the current regime costs at least £10 billion a year, if the burden of dealing with drug-related crime and prisons are included in the calculation.
Set up in 2004 to root out corruption and misconduct in local government, the government says the whole regime costs £6m a year and had become a vehicle for "petty and vexatious complaints".
This place prospered because corrupt and authoritarian regimes cost these countries their best resource — their people.
Land expectation value also can be used to estimate the theoretical land value based on static management regimes, costs, and prices.
Under this proposed regime the cost of energy will be reduced due to reductions in turbine costs and following optimisation of the maintenance requirements and operational costs.
Mr Hun Sen, even now, justifies himself by comparison with that regime, which cost up to 2m Cambodian lives from 1975 to 1979.
But this new testing regime could cost the industry millions of pounds.
Using data on 156 sourcing decisions for process tooling (dies) of a new car program we find that under the new relational contracting regime, transaction cost theory continues to have explanatory power for sourcing decisions; however, attributes that favored insourcing in previous studies favor outsourcing in this setting.
