Sentence examples for to incur through from inspiring English sources

This month Exxon Mobil, DuPont and others wrote to Mr Specter to complain that their payments to the trust fund would "substantially exceed" the costs they expect to incur through the courts.

Drug acquisition costs constitute only a small part of the total treatment cost and switching is likely to incur costs through other aspects of healthcare provision, such as additional clinic visits and laboratory tests, as well as costs arising from any adverse effects of switching, including poorly controlled hypertension.

Penn National said it was likely to incur $2.3 million in losses through 2013.

An increased probability of wildfire also increases the potential for a stand treatment to incur a C benefit through avoided pyrogenic emissions.

That will add to expenses incurred through new flood defense plans, prepared after the deluges in 2011 and still far from complete, and ambitious infrastructure projects — though the government has had no problems funding its deficit in the domestic bond market.

Besides making comparative information available, people's cost awareness was assumed to be heightened and they were made partly responsible for the costs they incur through financial incentives, e.g. they receive cheques, have to make co-payments and pay policy excesses and have no-risk benefits.

He said he would appeal against the "ridiculous" ticket, but added he was "very annoyed" because of the inconvenience and cost he would incur through the appeals process.

"Students must understand the effect these parties have on the local community as well as being aware of the potential serious criminal offences they could incur through attending these parties".

Lockheed continues to benefit from a cost-cutting program that it began to reduce debt incurred through a series of acquisitions in the 1990's.

In what follows, we sometimes use the terminology production costs and information costs to distinguish between costs incurred through production and costs paid to ensure truthful revelation by the buyer.6 The terms "marginal production" and "marginal information" costs will then have the obvious interpretation.

Another way for governments to offset fiscal losses associated with skilled emigration is to demand cash compensation for costs incurred through subsidies to migrants' training (e.g. Agwu and Llewelyn 2009; Chen et al. 2011; Mills et al. 2013).