Sentences with phrase «cost estimates appears»

Discussion of the controversial cost estimates appears to have been put aside until the schedule has been resolved.

«Pay Now or Pay Later» also states that «the cost estimates appear to be reliable within approximately 5 — 10 percent.»

Not exact matches

Earlier this year, when officials from Health Canada appeared before a House of Commons committee, they acknowledged that it is hard to estimate the actual cost but that they knew that the agreement would increase the costs of drugs in Canada.

Finance's estimate for 2012 - 13 appears suspect, considering the incremental increase in cost estimated for 2013 - 14, which is not supported by their projected increase in corporate profits.

We think quantitative cost - effectiveness estimates are often useful as factors in charity evaluations, but we are concerned that assigning specific figures can be misleading and appear to be more important in our evaluation than we intended.

While not stated in their platform document, their plan is estimated to cost over $ 1.5 billion annually, and this does not appear to include the necessary investments in workforce training.

Lawmakers are already questioning the tuition plan, saying Cuomo's estimate of a $ 163 million a year cost to the state appears low.

It appears the estimated cost of redeveloping LaGuardia Airport has climbed by about $ 1 billion.

The IOM / NRC total appears to put NCS on a lower cost path than earlier NIH estimates, which predicted the study could cost $ 3 billion.

But it would also appear that there's a financial to dive through as the upcoming gun - a-thon has so far cost an estimated $ 105 million to develop.

In some cases, new regulations may serve to mitigate emissions at higher - than - projected levels; other regulations may not be implemented or proposed at all, as the estimated impact appears too minimal in relation to the cost.

The latest issue of Passive House Plus includes several examples which appear to contradict this claim — including a block - built passive house in Co Kildare estimated by builder Pat Doran Construction, a CIF member, to have cost $ 20,000 less to build than the department's own suggested specification from its regulatory impact analysis on the 2011 changes to Part L of building regulations.

The new estimate appears likely to be far more accurate since it is based on actual experience in Western Europe where similar efforts have been pursued for a number of years and rates have increased rapidly where there has been extensive use of non-hydro «renewables,» and includes all the hidden costs such as rebuilding the electric grid that are so difficult to model using engineering studies.

[WWF have claimed that the long - term costs could be offset by energy savings in all areas, but this appears to be based largely on wishful thinking and, at any rate, no discounted cash flow analysis was made to include the investment cost, nor was any estimate provided for the amount of global warming that would be averted.]

In the Chancery Division of the High Court, Rory Brown appeared for the liquidator respondents to an application by solicitors for costs of compliance with orders obtained by the liquidators for production of documents relating to an alleged international fraud of an estimated # 500,000,000.

Comment: Several commenters noted that the Department did not appear to include the cost of establishing storage systems, retrieval fees and the cost of searching for records, and that these costs, if included, would significantly increase the Department's estimate.

However, this estimate appears to reflect costs before computerization.

Many appeared to assume that all costs associated with medical record confidentiality should be estimated.

GMO appears to be targeting customers with deep pockets — as a single two - year contract is estimated to cost roughly $ 5 million (550 million JPY) each, excluding maintenance expenses.

For example, if the «Loan Estimate» amount of «Total Closing Costs» disclosed under § 1026.38 (e)(2)(i) is $ 12,500, and the «Final» amount of «Total Closing Costs» disclosed under § 1026.38 (e)(2)(ii) is $ 12,500.35, then even though the table would appear to show a $ 0.35 increase in «Total Closing Costs,» no statement of such increase is given under § 1026.38 (e)(2)(iii) so long as the actual, non-rounded estimate (i.e., the estimated amount of «Total Closing Costs» that would have been shown on the Loan Estimate to two decimal places) is equal to $ 12,500.35.

I am in North Carolina so need to determine if I can even get a slab here (there appears to be no distributors or fabricators in the state — closest is either Virginia or Georgia) and also get estimates on costs.