Such a move would cost the company about $3 billion.
In real life, the move would cost the party the next election.
The move will cost at least $60,000, but taxpayers need not pay for it.
The move would cost the company $2 million, it said.
The move would cost about $30,000, but his $5.9 million budget was already committed.
Sometimes, he'd thought, one bad move could cost you the whole game.
At the time the vote was taken, officials estimated that the move would cost $7 billion.
The move would cost the city around $47 million in lost revenue.
The move would cost about $150,000, of which the refuge has agreed to pay $60,000.
While they didn't know it yet, the move would cost them everything.
Incorporation moved costs from developers to residents and lot purchasers.
On completion, the couple wanted to use proceeds from the sale of their old house for moving costs.
"You can get $1 to $1.50 a square foot credit for moving costs," he said.
Moving costs, although not exactly hidden, are easy to overlook in the stress of homebuying.
We estimated a minimum of $20,000 for this cost, including real estate brokerage fees to sell a home and moving costs.
The proposal calls for moving costs to be paid by the housing corporations, which are made up of all tenants in the buildings.
The local authority foots the bill for moving costs, renovations and financial advice.
Because the company was concerned about the impact of moving costs on earnings, it was not eager to pack up.
It paid moving costs, and is paying tenants about $150 an employee to cover other costs.
Moving costs ate up her Social Security check, and she could afford neither food nor rent.
