Sentences with phrase «make up for the shortfall costs»

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Reacting to the report, Highways Term Maintenance Association chief executive George Lee said: «This year's ALARM survey makes for very interesting and possibly surprising reading, as it seems to indicate a significant turnaround from previous surveys with a 10 year high in maintenance budgets, the budget shortfall dropping and the critical «catch up cost» dropping by # 2.7 Bn.

Towns, cities, counties and other local governments will see another year of sharply rising pension costs to make up for the previous shortfalls created by the recession.

Schools in Stoke - on - Trent, for instance, have taken on extra PFI costs to make up repayment shortfalls.

Here, excess fees have three valid purposes: to pay for indirect PTO costs, like employee retirement benefits, which are currently funded through the general treasury; to make up for future shortfalls in the event that PTO costs outpace the fees generated; and to deter undesirable patent applicants, like inventors who are only trying to kneecap their competition.