Sentence examples for transitional cost from inspiring English sources
Its introduction carried a transitional cost for the government, as the flow of contributions to the state-run scheme fell.
However, this will impose a potentially large transitional cost as younger people cease to pay national-insurance contributions.
A close reading of the Finch Report reveals that the headline estimate of a £50m-60m excess transitional cost is predicated on an uncertain set of assumptions.
Admittedly, the government has been constrained by a budget deficit that is running at nearly 4% of GDP, partly because of the high transitional cost of a pension reform.
The EU also recognises the transitional costs of liberalisation and is ready to help ease the transition, particularly for least developed countries.PHILIP LOWEDirector General for Development, European CommissionBrusselsCable competitionSIR Your leader asserts that cable in America is a "natural monopoly" ("Beware the gatekeeper", May 1st).
Unavoidably, there would be heavy transitional costs.
"There's going to be transitional costs.
The transitional costs of NHS reorganisations are huge and the projected savings usually unrealised, says Walshe.
We're helping the businesses hardest hit by the transitional costs of moving to a green economy.
So we are getting to the point now where those transitional costs should be starting to disappear," he said.
The additional and transitional costs will still be borne from within existing budgets, effectively reducing the funding available for the UK's leading research.
