I'll end with a quotation by Mahatma Gandhi.

Costing structure for air operations

And this in turn tends to be followed by this quotation marks like symbol.

Table 3 Projections and costing of Millennium Goals

The costing variances are shown in table 12.

The second quotation is, See things not as they are, but as they might be.

An early and distinguished proponent was Sir Cecil Hurst. His careful exposition deserves full quotation

The shuttle is costing a billion dollars a launch.

Within the set of strategic business cases of the system wide ICT strategy, the ICT Network has recently identified a business case preparation and costing initiative which will further standardize the costing methodology.

If we do it's costing us a billion dollars a day for oil.

The Board notes, however, that non expendable property approved for disposal costing 1,882,651 and non expendable property pending approval for disposal costing 16,493 were not disclosed in the financial statements as at 31 December 2004.

As of this Friday, the closing quotation of H shares of PICC had been HK 3.52, increasing by 1.44 on that day.

We are requesting you to send us a quotation for an audit for the Tribunal's financial period 2005 2006 and 2007 2008.

Or maybe even the 2 mouse gesture system at that time was costing around 5,000?

Capital assets costing 100,000 or more are capitalized and depreciated over their estimated useful life.

Sixty two such projects costing approximately 630,000 have been approved since the establishment of UNOCI.

The Economist snidely referred to the results in quotation marks. Most quoted the OSCE's finding that the elections were riddled with serious shortcomings.

Giving credit, in the dissemination of international statistics, to the original source and using agreed quotation standards when reusing statistics originally collected by others

The Government's increasing leadership and capacity in defining national priorities led to a substantial re costing exercise.

The services of an intermediary firm in another country were required for external connection, costing 93,900 per year.

It needs a hospital whose budget can allow it to support one machine costing upwards of 50 or 100,000.

The quotation from KPMG is not recommended since the price in the offer is only an estimate and does not include a provision for an interim audit.

Biofuels are even less efficient, costing more than 300 per ton of CO2 avoided, while doing just over one cent of good per dollar. And solar takes the absolute prize, costing more than 800 per ton of CO2 to do less than a cent of good per dollar spent.

The Government has prepared an enhanced National AIDS Control Programme costing Rs.2.8 billion, including assistance from the World Bank.

Considering that the Tribunal has no internal audit service, the request for quotation included a provision for an interim audit every two years, i.e., in 2005 and 2007.

The Board noted in April 2005 that computer hardware costing 6,295.42 had not been included in the total acquisition for 2004.

These problems should have become the focal points of the entire document that was approved in a strange consensus a word I do not hesitate to place between quotation marks.

A famous quotation can be found if you look on the web, you can find it in literally scores of English core syllabuses In or about December 1910, human nature changed.

(e) In Programme B.2 Comptroller General, Internal Audit and Evaluation Services, one new Professional post at the PS level, costing 217,000, has been cancelled

Many Parties expressed the need for more work to be carried out on integrated assessments, socio economic assessments, identification of adaptation options and costing implications.

Climate change has been portrayed as a huge catastrophe costing as much as 20 of world GDP, though brave politicians could counter it at a cost of just 1 of GDP. The reality is just the opposite We now know that the damage cost will be perhaps 2 of world GDP, whereas climate policies can end up costing more than 11 of GDP.

Moderately possible Will be achieved, given 4 sustained annual growth (2006 2015) with additional social policies costing 0.63 of GDP and redistribution of 0.18 of GDP

OIOS was further concerned about the lack of uniformity in costing and the lack of efficiency considerations in selecting and implementing the approved training for 2005.

In the West Bank, UNRWA provided grants to individuals for emergency shelter repair, and completed the Jenin Camp Reconstruction Project, costing 27 million, in December 2004.

Some 62 projects costing approximately 630,000 have been approved for funding, mainly in the areas of rehabilitation of education and health facilities and other public utilities.

Now for those of you who have seen me at the buffet tables know that it was because it was costing them too much to feed me.

It also welcomed the recommendations for greater joint procurement, post implementation benefit audits, efforts to ensure implementation of information security policies and improved ICT audits, costing and staff training.

In paragraph 53 of its report, the Board reiterated its recommendations that UNU adopt a system wide policy to include and allocate the salaries of researchers in costing projects.

5 For the costing of the Millennium Development Goals see Investing in Development A Practical Plan to Achieve the Millennium Development Goals, The Millennium Project, 2005, available at www.unmillenniumproject.org.

Most Parties presented only a list of possible adaptation options without evaluating, prioritizing and or costing them, and some Parties used statistical methods and screening matrices to assess selected options.

Most of the adaptation options were identified using the IPCC Guidelines and global circulation models, which do not adequately address methods for evaluation and or costing specific adaptation strategies and measures.

The pessimistic argument is as follows If machines costing 5 an hour can produce the same amount as workers costing 10 an hour, employers have an incentive to substitute machines for labor up to the point that the costs are equal that is, when the wages of the workers have fallen to 5 an hour. As machines become ever more productive, so wages tend to fall even more, toward zero, and the population becomes redundant.

And that's what I'm calling for here, now reflection and, more than that, a conversation about where our current use of technology may be taking us, what it might be costing us.

The Advisory Committee is of the opinion that the next Working Group should be mandated to review and make recommendations on the costing and medical staffing level of the modular medical concept.

It was noted, however, that the analysis in the draft report on costing could not be supported, as the various elements of comparison were not the same among the organizations being compared.