Sentence examples for viability and cost effectiveness from inspiring English sources

She said her department had concluded, after spending $1 billion on the first 53 miles, that the project failed to meet "current standards for viability and cost effectiveness".

Janet Napolitano, the homeland security secretary, said she had decided to end the five-year-old project, known as SBI-Net, because it "does not meet current standards for viability and cost effectiveness".

"All we're saying is, delay the implementation of the reservist plans until Parliament has had time to scrutinise their viability and cost-effectiveness".

If passed, they would neither derail the bill nor the government's Army Reserve plans but simply delay them until Parliament has scrutinised their viability and cost-effectiveness.

The rebel amendment would force the government to assess the "viability and cost-effectiveness" of the proposals and delay any reforms until the report had been supported by both MPs and peers.

In it, he urges his colleagues to vote against a rebel amendment to the Defence Reform Bill which would force the government to assess the "viability and cost-effectiveness" of the proposals and delay any reforms until the report had been supported by both MPs and peers.

16) To encourage and support evaluation of current NGO projects with mobile van-clinics and mobile ger-clinics in Mongolia, which serves to assess viability and cost-effectiveness of these outreach models in rural areas.

28 Bootstrapped cost effect pairs were used to estimate cost effectiveness planes and cost effectiveness acceptability curves.

And on complementary medicines generally, Johnson said the Department of Health "recognises that we need more research into effectiveness and cost effectiveness".

They're definitely feeling the crunch of, you know, cost repositioning, and cost effectiveness.

Cost and cost effectiveness is being evaluated.