Sentence examples for relief cost from inspiring English sources

Last year, Isa tax relief cost the Treasury £2.6bn.

In 2006, a marketing meeting for the charity Sport Relief cost £143.43.

Kennedy actually had a better E.R.A. in his no-decisions than he did in his victories last season, meaning erratic run support and woeful relief cost him dearly.

The estimated spillover effect can be derived using the AAD reduced by retrofitting times per unit area relief cost.

Therefore, the overall benefit of the retrofitting strategy is the sum of AAL reduced under each scenario (first column in Table 6), plus the spillover effects of extra expected insured loss increased and relief cost reduced (second column in Table 6), aggregated at present values for a given time horizon.

Other participants mentioned duration of relief, improvement in sleep, ability to take the treatment with other medications, onset of relief, cost, and side effects.

Most governments say how much mortgage-interest relief costs them in forfeited revenue.

Pensions administration adviser Punter Southall estimates that the relief costs the Treasury around £20bn a year.

While the search for relief costs Americans over $500 million each year, the worst news until recently has been that shingles could happen to any one of us.

It keeps British staff in jobs and, according to the British Film Institute (BFI), the film tax relief costs the Treasury about £150m annually but in terms of gross domestic product it contributes £12 for every pound spent.

If pension tax relief costs the exchequer about £42bn, and 40p and 45p taxpayers take £30bn of that, then it is another case of the poor subsidising the better off.