The real economic benefit, however, is in the cost savings thereafter.

On this basis, the total cost of office space would amount to 418,618.

Additional resources will be hired on an as needed, full cost recovery basis.

With its high fixed cost structure, UNOPS has found it difficult to operate smaller, transaction intensive services on the basis of full cost recovery.

These estimates were calculated where applicable on the basis of the cost parameters indicated below.

That report would be the basis for detailed design development work, as well as the cost estimates.

If we want real action, we need to pick smarter solutions that will cost less and do more.

Cost reimbursement for field offices has been calculated on a more conservative basis, closer to actual data for 2004.

(d) The source of funding and cost sharing mechanisms for services provided on an internal and intra agency basis

Banks are provided with a facility to monitor their positions in real time and hence make cost effective investment decisions.

On a real trade weighted basis, the dollar is down about 13 relative to its value in March 2006.

In times of elevated risk, real or perceived, people begin to organize increasingly on the basis of homogenous identities.

And the estimate of avoided emissions ignores indirect land use changes, making the likely real cost at least eight times higher.

The cost effectiveness of the depository libraries system must be examined, using the outreach activities of each one as a basis.

Nonetheless, it is argued, whatever the real cost of the damage, developed countries currently cannot afford to provide that kind of money.

But one does not need European funding to finance infrastructure in Germany, where the government can raise funds at negative real cost.

Compared with other drugs with the same indications, new drugs should be selected on the basis of their safety, effectiveness, and cost.

For exchange rate fluctuations, cost adjustments update previous assumptions on the basis of actual monthly operational rates in the country of operation.

Consultations are under way to finalize the project document drafted on a cost sharing basis with UNDP Turkmenistan for submission to the Government.

Some of us always suspected that the Schroeder Blair idea of New Labour or, in German, the New Center, had no real basis.

Now, global warming is real, and cutting CO2 is a good idea when the reduction cost is lower than that of the damage it prevents.

Such behaviour is often the result of an expectation of real or imagined benefits from the political formations, often at the cost of other communities.

Thus, on a straightforward cost benefit basis, it seems to make sense for most people to switch from incandescent bulbs to the new, greener technology.

Norway supported the inclusion of a cost basis in the assessed peacekeeping budget for DDR and other humanitarian tasks as part of the peacekeeping mandate.

The programme at the United Nations Office at Vienna is financed on a cost shared basis with other organizations located at the Vienna International Centre.

Use of criteria such as average cost and total number of services delivered formed the initial basis for performance measurement, as undertaken by traditional systems.

The IMF would be using real resources to subsidize the market until private market makers saw it as attractive to provide those services at comparable cost.

The net operational budget estimates of 19,216,920 represent a net reduction of 2,295,450, or 10.7 per cent in real terms, i.e. at 2004 2005 cost levels.

The unit cost (cost per person) is then multiplied by the number of General Service and related staff whose duty station is not in their country of nationality.2 On that basis, the annual total cost of providing international benefits to General Service and related categories would amount to approximately 55.5 million.

That ratio in America would only cost a couple five years to earn, but in China it's 30 to 40 years with the skyrocketing real estate price.

On the basis of this information it is easy to extrapolate that the cost for cleaning the coastlines of Europe or even the world would be enormous.

Moreover, the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG) continues to provide the secretariat with administrative support services relating to treasury and payroll on a cost reimbursement basis.

Psychologists have stressed that there is a narrative basis to human thinking people remember and are motivated by stories, particularly human interest stories about real people.

It claims that comparable agencies elsewhere in the world either do not charge fees at all, or do so on the basis of distribution cost, rather than usage.

The expected savings on an aggregate basis are US 1.2 billion over 10 years, although it was admitted that the cost analysis part was not an easy one.

In the real world, there is no mechanism to ensure such an equilibrium on a continuous basis national economic policies can be (and often are) mutually incompatible.

The next time you dine on sushi or sashimi, or swordfish steak, or shrimp cocktail, whatever wildlife you happen to enjoy from the ocean think of the real cost.

If Bush and Blair declare victory before the real battles have begun, they will undermine the very process to which both have committed so much at such great cost.

The need to follow customers, neutralize competitors' strength, access low cost labour and take advantage of opportunistic investments in real estate, infrastructure or services projects are also specific reasons.

Community infrastructure will support, in the form of grants on a cost sharing basis, small scale community infrastructure sub projects to improve the quality of life of the poor.

If the real trade weighted value of the dollar falls by 25 over the coming decade, and the full effect of that dollar decline is reflected in import prices, the increased cost of imports would reduce the growth of US real incomes by about 0.4 a year.

(b) The UNIDO financial statements are prepared on the historical cost basis of accounting and have not been adjusted to reflect the effects of changing prices for goods and services.

The real economic benefit, however, is in the cost savings thereafter. To be sure, a lot will depend on the availability of convenient charging stations, but they are starting to appear.

In addition to this increase in the real cost of debt service, deflation would mean higher loan to value ratios for homeowners, leading to increased mortgage defaults, especially in the US.

There are not even crude gross correlation based estimates of the size of this effect, but economists believe that it is very real. Would it cost a negligible number of jobs?