Sentence examples for restricted costs from inspiring English sources

To ensure a variety in the group, the municipalities were evenly distributed with respect to socio-economic criteria as restricted costs per capita and free disposable income per capita.

Free disposable income per capita reflects the amount of revenue municipalities have at their disposal after the restricted costs are covered, and indicates the municipalities' economic freedom.

An increase in the prevalence of neurological disability puts pressure on service providers to restrict costs associated with rehabilitation.

Pentagon officials said that new belt-tightening measures were guidelines to the services aimed at restricting costs not associated with the military operation in the Persian Gulf.

Antony Jenkins was applauded by the City 12 months ago when he set out his strategy for turning Barclays into the "go to" bank by restricting costs and rooting out the bad apples in the investment banking arm.

Public sector pensions Plans to cap government spending on public sector pensions were questioned by pension industry experts who said it would, at most, restrict costs to the taxpayer.

Chris Keates, general secretary of the NASUWT - the largest teachers' union - said the coalition had scrapped rules forcing schools to restrict costs.

He says he hopes Congress will develop a new health care reform proposal that will restrict costs more than any of the current plans would.

The OECD System of Health Accounts (SHA) is recommended, restricting costs to curative care [ 17].

We develop a framework called Truncated Incremental Search that builds on this observation and uses a target suboptimality bound to efficiently restrict cost propagations.

It's not going to be young people, because Major League Baseball's entire recent business model, including last week's settlement, has been built on restricting cost-conscious, largely young cord-cutters from their product.