Examples of using True cost in English and their translations into Russian
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By autumn, as the true cost of the expedition became known,
is to determine which applicants are unsuitable, the true cost of the current mechanism amounts to nearly $1 million per rejection.
The current levels of post adjustment did not reflect the true cost of living at each duty station,
Local authorities in particular need more reliable data on production to enable them to charge users for how much they produce and the true cost of disposal.
Governments are allowing MNCs to dictate the conditions under which workers labour in their countries by demanding prices which do not reflect the true cost of labour, but which they are able to impose because of their dominant position in the chain.
In reality, this assumes that previous budgets were built on a thorough understanding of the true cost of activities, without which it is impossible to challenge a budget proposal on the basis of what activities"should cost",cost..">
The first example is simple but undercharges the true cost of field inspections for small pre-basic and basic plantings or crops that are
In paragraph 89 of its report, the Board recommended that the Administration use the improved understanding of the true cost of end-to-end processing from the enterprise resource planning project to inform challenges to budget proposals.
While there is mounting awareness of the true cost of crime, and an interest in strengthening the capacity to curtail it,
However, the true cost was nearly US$ 80,000,
Overall it was noted that potential clients need to be informed in a transparent manner about interest rates and the true cost of borrowing, the nature
To obtain the true cost of this operation, it is essential to identify the proportion of common costs attributed to the running of the conference facilities such as security,
The documentary exposed the true cost of terrorism as it follows Ashraf al-Khaled,
would maintain transparency in the true cost of employing staff even after full funding of past liabilities had been achieved.
persons who might give funds to bomb makers better appreciate the true cost of their actions.
that prices cover UNOPS true cost for each engagement.
World Wildlife Fund, and The Energy Foundation published The True Cost of Coal, a report that said that by-products of coal burning such as water pollution,
actively prevented the Congress from hearing testimony that it had sought from the principal administration expert who had the information showing in advance of the vote that indeed the true cost estimates were far beyond the numbers given to Congress by the president.
and ensure that the true cost of natural resource depletion is reflected in market and other economic interactions.
Subsidies Obscure the True Costs of Longlining.