Sentences with phrase «company bear the costs»

Considering this, it seems only wise to get it insured and let the insurance company bear the costs incurred on its repair.

Mortality: In case of any uncertainty to the insured, the insurance company bears this cost.

Not exact matches

The Boring Company's website claims that creating bricks would reduce both the tunneling costs and the environmental impact of its projects (since cement production accounts for over 4 % of global CO2 emissions).

Imagine the low cost of blending an iPad or a McDonald's meal compared to over 300 million people who saw the videos and made a boring company that makes blenders popular almost overnight.

Retirees are being transferred to new health care plans, with no increase in premiums for this year, at least; a document sent to retirees by the company says the pensioners will bear the cost of any increases in premiums going forward, and that the company has the right to change the plan at any time.

«The primary additional costs a company that issues W - 2s must bear are payroll taxes, workers» compensation premiums, and employee benefits for qualifying employees.»

As efforts to clean up and rebuild Lac - Mégantic demonstrate, railway companies must be able to bear the cost of their actions.

Update: I changed the section on Mother Jones to make clear that the $ 2.5 million cost of the lawsuit was born by Mother Jones's insurance company as well as Mother Jones itself.

Debt Financing — The use of repayable funds to support the growth of the company; small business loans and other interest - bearing loans are common forms of debt financing, and create a certain amount of financial risk for the company in the form of new fixed costs.

It is why a company with a population with a lot of women of child bearing years has higher insurance costs than one that is primarily made up of men.

«There are massive costs involved in setting up the bores, then monitoring them, making sure everything's sustainable, the ongoing hydro - geological tests... There are very big costs involved,» Loane says, adding that the company has invested heavily in producing light plastic bottles.

Consumers look likely to bear the brunt of further hikes in milk prices, as Glanbia consumer foods boss Colin Gordon warns that his company can carry raw material costs no longer.

Companies that converted to ceramic bearings have seen a decrease of energy consumption and were therefore able to cut cost.

On one hand I think it's good that insurance companies are finally realizing the cost they having to bear as a result of a c - section rate that is inexcusably high and perhaps this will encourage more women to become better informed about c - sections before they go to the hospital.

However, the costs of breastfeeding are mostly borne by the mothers and those for breastfeeding training mostly by the individual health care workers or hospital, while the health insurance companies and society - at - large are profiting from the financial savings from exclusive and long - term breastfeeding.

«It should be noted that the Governor and his environmental and energy resources team are trying to do what has not been accomplished — or even attempted — in other states that have permitted hydrofracking: to regulate hydrofracking such that the gas companies bear the full cost of production of their product, and not have their product «subsidized» by the degradation of the State's water, air and land resources.

«Huge profits will be made by arms companies, but the costs are borne by the UK taxpayer, and millions of people whose lives are blighted by the arms trade.»

«I'm sure plenty of management companies would be prepared to bear some of the capital cost of setting up a free school in return for a 10 - year contract.»

The decommissioning costs may also be borne by the taxpayer, though companies will be asked to pay into a «decommissioning fund».

«And the next step that we're hoping to really tackle is helping pass legislation that will finally hold insurance companies accountable for covering the costs of all medical bills associated with long - term, tick - borne illness disease,» says Gipson.

However, with cost estimates rising, the government has proposed to have Tepco bear roughly 70 percent of the cost, with other electricity companies contributing about 20 percent and the government — that is, taxpayers — paying about 10 percent.

In their report, the MPs called for the UK government to use its observer status at the Arctic Council, a federation of the eight Arctic nations, to push for a ban on offshore oil exploitation — at least until we have the technology and institutions in place to contain oil spills in the Arctic, and a liability scheme so companies can prove they can bear clean - up costs.

Under firm fixed price contracts the companies bear the financial risk of cost increases and schedule delays, although the contract value can be increased if NASA changes the scope or requests additional tests, for example.

Neither NASA nor the companies will reveal what percentage of the development costs are being borne by the taxpayers, although NASA Associate Administrator for Human Exploration and Operations Bill Gerstenmaier acknowledged at a 2012 House Science, Space and Technology (SS&T) Committee hearing that the government was paying the majority of those costs and did not disagree when asked if it was 80 - 90 percent.

Of course companies can price their units for whatever they think the market can bear, but in my estimation there is no way an electrolysis unit should cost several thousand dollars.

The cost of installing and maintaining solar panels on more than 40 school sites was borne by Constellation, a nationwide solar energy company that owns the solar array, says Tina Cook, the district's energy projects manager.

After almost five years of development by the small German engineering company, and a build cost of $ 3.5 m, the Mercedes Lotec C1000 was born.

GM has officially exited bankruptcy as of Friday morning, bearing a new name but retaining several faces from the old company.Now known as General Motors Company, GM emerges from the bankruptcy process with what it has dubbed its four «core» brands — Cadillac, Chevrolet, Buick, and GMC — a new cost

In such cases, the cost of inspection and replacement of the faulty part is usually borne by the company.

Just like the phone company has to recover all the sunk costs for switches, engineers, lines (or cell towers), billing systems, customer service etc., and so they charge you for the «free» phone call that bears no incremental costs, so the publisher has to recover their sunk costs in the ebook.

That it means business is borne out of the fact that it has even gone on to purchase a Toronto - based start up company, «Bump Top» that has expertise in the field of 3 - D multitouch technology in a deal that is reported to have cost the search giant about $ 40 million.

Who's going to incur the cost of promoting a new book or author in New Zealand, for instance, if the sale goes to a different company in the US — you need a way to connect the sale to the promoter who bears the cost of that sale (often, but not necessarily) the same publisher who is promoting the p - book edition at considerable expense).

Just bear in mind that the more claims you file, the more you will cost any company to insure, and subsequently, the higher your overall premiums.

So just like you don't rely solely on your income but instead put some money into stocks and interest - bearing accounts for when you have to pay a home down payment or for expenses in retirement, life insurance companies invest the same way (on a much larger scale, obviously) to make sure their costs are covered.

The customers may be requested to pay for this cost or the card company may decide to bear it.

Cost of equity A company's cost of equity is the annual rate of return that an investor expects from a firm in exchange for bearing the risk of owning its shareCost of equity A company's cost of equity is the annual rate of return that an investor expects from a firm in exchange for bearing the risk of owning its sharecost of equity is the annual rate of return that an investor expects from a firm in exchange for bearing the risk of owning its shares...

• The Company is a sub-scale public company and may not be able to continue to bear the costs and obligations of a public cCompany is a sub-scale public company and may not be able to continue to bear the costs and obligations of a public ccompany and may not be able to continue to bear the costs and obligations of a public companycompany;

• The Company may not be able to continue to bear the costs of its management team, including the lucrative packages offered to its recent hires;

«All costs associated with the storage, restoration or cataloguing the collection will be borne by the museum,» she said, while staff and other costs will be paid for by the gallery's sources of income, which include private sponsorship, the restaurant and shop and by hosting company events.

Also like Percy Schmeiser and hundreds upon hundreds of other farmers, if GM seed enters your property it is likely you will be taken to court and once the legal power of a GM company is brought to bear it is more than likely you will lose... you will then have to pay the GM company and its attorney fees and all related court costs.

Economists call this process «externalizing costs,» i.e. the cost of environmental degradation in many cases is borne by society, instead of the companies that cause it.

And as far as I know, nuclear power companies have to bear all of their costs viz the disposal / recycling of nuclear waste.

«It just revealed, in stark terms, exactly what expenses there are when a company is forced to internalize these costs rather than just having the environment bear them.»

The plan provides options for the company to work with customers who've made renewable generation a priority, while protecting other customers from bearing additional costs.

For example, I foresee it as much more politically likely that costs will be born by US taxpayers over oil companies with cosmically large profits, even though those companies were profiting from the very problem being addressed.

This is because the law takes into account you need to pay your lawyer 1/3 of the settlement, and therefore, the insurance company should also bear the costs of legal fees and expenses incurred to obtain the settlement.

It is important to keep in mind that most often the party that will actually bear the cost of a verdict is the culpable party's insurance company.

And in this case, where the modest damages and 95 % of the huge costs will be borne presumably by the management company (unless their solicitors ran the defence on a conditional fee arrangement), the claimant will theoretically end up paying a percentage of the costs award herself out of her share of the management fund, added to which inter-lessee relations will hardly have been improved by this appreciable charge to the fund to which all must contribute.

Whilst companies may not be able to avoid their ultimate liability to pay VAT, it is a matter for commercial negotiation as to who should bear that cost.

In business disputes between companies, or in cases brought by individuals against our corporate clients, we bring real trial experience to bear, and we advocate creatively to produce cost - effective, winning results.