Sentence examples for rules costs from inspiring English sources

But the damage done by those acting as allowed by our ineffective rules costs the public much more.

But a mixture of rules, costs and caution has prevented American carriers from expanding Internet use in their cabins.

(Extending the 2009 rules costs money because, under current law as noted above, the estate tax is scheduled to return to its larger, pre-2001 form after 2010).

Tax evasion abetted by Swiss bankers and bank secrecy rules cost the United States Treasury billions in lost tax revenue.

Wayne Crews of the Competitive Enterprise Institute says "a simple perusal of the Federal Register shows over 430 rules costing over $65 billion so far this year alone".

The suits claimed that the companies exploited California's deregulated power system, created fake energy shortages and avoided market rules, costing utility ratepayers as much as $9 billion.

But he was somehow worth circumventing the salary cap, breaking the rules, costing Minnesota five No. 1 draft picks, cash and perhaps its competitive future.

The working relationship turned romantic, and the two married in 1952, in defiance of American government rules, costing the bride her job.

Ari Berman recently wrote, in The Nation, that Wisconsin's strict voter-integrity rules cost Hillary Clinton the election in that state.

The claim that EU regulations cost British businesses £600m a week comes from the thinktank Open Europe, which calculated that the 100 most expensive EU rules cost UK companies and the public sector £33.3bn a year.

That said, it is noteworthy that tax implications of specific transfer pricing rules (cost based, market based, etc).