costs of administration

The costs of administration were to be met by the company.

The $1,100 difference is in the costs of administration and maintenance.

Each account shall include the planned full costs of Administration activities.

No money is kept back for costs of administration or solicitation.

Mr. Clark said that the figures included costs of administration and rates on those places.

The nation's health care bill has risen, as is well documented, because of costs of administration, technology and an aging population, among others.

Revaluations are costly though other costs of administration are relatively low.

The growing costs of administration and military upkeep impelled them to keep raising demands on their subjects.

The companies themselves had to bear the costs of administration and infrastructure: running the local government, levying taxes, maintaining a police force, administering justice.

A small portion of the tax could also be earmarked to reimburse retailers for the costs of administration.

The annual split allocation of sums for research and the costs of administration should provide the incentive for this.

The only solution is what every other industrialized country has adopted, a single-payer system in which the costs of administration and pharmaceuticals are strictly regulated.

Known as the 'government-takeover', penalties were steep and costs of administration and auditing the hotels rose rapidly.

The resulting $10 million fund helps to fund the WWF's basic costs of administration.

Estates of those few people who conserved and invested their assets successfully enough to rise above this level generated less taxes than the costs of administration.

In particular the costs of administration involved in valuing various aspects of medical care (essential if a free market is to be created) might be considerable.

The project called Bürgerportal is realized by the German government in cooperation with private business partners in an effort to reduce communication costs of administration and companies.

The differences are the huge profits taken by the insurance (health and hospital) and pharmaceutical companies and the resulting professional costs of administration, which is minuscule in Canada.

Integral to the scheme was the establishment of a mutual-credit bank which would lend to producers at an interest rate only high enough to cover the costs of administration.

For less than $10 an hour (including staff salary, benefits and the costs of administration), the program lets them stay at home, a humane alternative to much more costly nursing homes.

Given the statutory requirements that the administration fees not exceed the costs of administration, we recognize the importance of utilizing cost data in developing the regional maximum charges.

Lord Hoffmann held that when a company was in receivership and liquidation, the company's former assets were comprised in two separate funds, each with its own costs of administration.

This conclusion is confirmed by recent experience in the United States, where rising costs of administration and regulation are an important factor in the continuing escalation of health care spending.

No money is kept back for costs of administration, and there is no solicitation except in the pages of The New York Times and on WQXR radio.

And Mr. Edwards' company, Friends of the Forest, gets $1.50 to cover the costs of administration and preparing and distributing information to the pupils on forestry and forest fires.