full-costs

The point is not to avoid all trading, but to count the full costs of such trade and avoid dependence upon it.

Today she sounds like a lobbyist for German business, listing the industries that must be shielded from the full costs of her package.

Clarity around the full costs and net contribution of each program may appear at first glance to be heavily profit-focused.

The full costs of a university research project consist of the direct costs, including salaries, and indirect costs shared by the project.

Industry executives say current prices are not enough to cover the full costs of many types of projects.

The figures do not take into account the full costs of U. S. operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Had the full costs been recognized initially, it's less likely the program would have become law.

A recent costing review showed that most of the fees payable were not adequate to recover the full costs of providing the services.

Convincing companies to advertise in your college magazine. Quote numbers and whether they covered the full costs of producing the magazine.

Other services can be arranged by The Platinum Card Service but full costs will be payable by the Cardmember.

It suckers you in, and you don't ever look at where that path ultimately is headed and at the full costs that the choice entails.

What are our full costs, both direct and indirect, for operating each program?

departmental managers and citizens alike , cannot therefore know the full costs of their departments personnel.

This is complex legislation whose full costs and benefits will take years to be seen.

Estimate the full costs of the proposal.

But developing countries should not be required to bear the full costs of this action alone, and they will not have to.

Price to cover full costs