Sentence examples for voucher costs from inspiring English sources

While the voucher costs less than the $6,313 California spends to educate each public-school student, private-school enrollment would have to more than double to 1.5 million before the state would break even on the initiative -- that is, before the money saved by students leaving the system would make up for the vouchers given to children already in private school.

Transport voucher costs (35.3%), health system strengthening costs (29.2%), and service voucher costs (18.2%), formed a significant portion of the total financial costs.

These contextual differences often make comparability of voucher costs across countries difficult to achieve.

The maternal health voucher costs much less than the average costs of obtaining services in either public or private facilities.

The voucher costs included in this study reflect the rates competitively negotiated by the study team and the transport and health service providers.

In the initial period of the pilot, there was an unanticipated rise in demand for vouchers, and so the transport voucher costs increased.

Failing that, depending on how much the voucher cost you could ask the person who bought it if they would be prepared to try and get their money back and give you the cash (see below).

Thus, although the article simply assumes that the programme stimulated demand by new users, it seems reasonable to conclude that it influenced those women who could not deliver at a health facility because they could not afford the difference between the average service costs and the voucher cost.

True, when students use vouchers to go to private schools, the vouchers' costs come out of the government's education budget.

Last week Mr Kudo began selling vouchers costing ¥2,700 $266), which from April 1st may be exchanged for ¥3,000-worth of goods.

He also found that in the long run, vouchers cost the government more money than preserving existing housing.