Sentence examples for system expense from inspiring English sources
Further, I emphasize that appellants should often be able to choose between discretionary review and direct appeal, notably because appellants may elect discretionary review to save themselves (and thus the judicial system) expense.
"We are seeing evidence of the long-term benefits of the company's strategy, including improved in-stock positions, unproductive inventory being removed from the system, expense dollars being deployed back into the stores and a senior management team that is changing the corporate culture to increase accountability and responsiveness to the customer".
One key justification for the recent waves of hospital consolidation has been to achieve "economies of scale". Paradoxically, hospital and health systems' corporate overhead has actually grown — often to 15% or more of overall health system expense — as they have consolidated.
Hip fractures are common and costly in terms of system expense and personal loss of independence.
Documents known as journal entries showed that, at the end of each of the last five quarters, Mr. Sullivan had shifted certain telecommunication system expenses across an array of what are called property accounts, which are capital expenditures.
Hence, the total estimated public health system expenses for migraine were US $1403888 469.60.
The proposed schemes are required to use the GPS or other technologies for getting the positions and velocities of the nodes which can increase the system expenses.
According to the Annual Report Card of the Cancer Advocacy Coalition of Canada, the RS-assay will cost $4,000 CAD per patient including all Canadian system expenses [ 15].
About half the cost of today's panels is in support structures, installation, wiring and control systems, expenses that could be reduced through the use of lighter structures.
One of the health system inefficiency causes is inappropriate requests for services since a significant portion of the health care systems expenses is set aside for procedures that are considered unnecessary.
The hard question we face, then, is not how we can afford this system's expense.
