Sentence examples for without proper cost from inspiring English sources

But it is also a serious research laboratory (one of the longest-established in the world), looking into things like the medical applications of nanotechnology.Lady Greenfield's offence, if offence it be, was to modernise the RI's headquarters in Mayfair, one of the snazziest parts of London, without proper cost control.

Madonsela, a softly spoken lawyer renowned in South Africa for hard-hitting investigations,[http://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/oct/08/jacob-zuma-investigation-plans-home] found Zuma's neighbours were ordered to move home without proper authorisation, costing the state millions more.

Also, a proper cost-effectiveness analysis would be desirable.

But without proper regulation, the cost is considerable: more pollution, destruction of rain forests, frequent financial crises that destroy jobs and savings, cheap imported food that undercuts small farmers in developing countries, and workers without the power to bargain and protect themselves.

No-rinse disposable wash gloves are increasingly implemented in health care to replace traditional soap and water bed baths without proper evaluation of (cost) effectiveness.

Margaret Hodge, chair of the PAC, said: "The project was rushed, without proper understanding of costs or risks.

Hodge's PAC verdict, reinforced by interviews with senior Whitehall and fire service officials, is pretty harsh: "The project was rushed, without proper understanding of costs or risks.

The costs for KBR's current work in Central Asia could "dramatically escalate" without proper monitoring, but adequate cost control measures are in place, according to Lt. Col. Clay Cole, who oversees the contract.

Without proper accounting, the full cost of those promises does not become clear for decades, by which time the politicians and bosses are long gone.

The danger is the combination of promises made to key interest groups, without proper accounting for their cost; if politicians had been forced to increase taxes everytime they increased benefits, the mess would have been much smaller.

Without proper incentives to address price and cost of development, good alternative treatments developed from indigenous sources may be out of reach for the majority of the population.