direct cost

These services are available at no direct cost to forces.

There are no direct costs to consumers for the service.

The direct cost of bringing this one well under control was $200 million.

The direct costs are low when compared to other methods.

The price would include the direct cost of materials, equipment, and labor.

The direct costs of the war in Iraq to the government are also easily measured.

For instance, it kept down the direct cost of media to the consumer.

The only direct cost to employers would be any health insurance that went with the job.

Many can no longer afford to provide benefits at all, or have passed on more of the direct cost to employees.

But the direct cost of treating these infections was $7.5 billion.

Experts said the direct cost to Medicare could be several billion dollars a year.

Only the direct costs of making your supplies should be included in the calculations.

Direct costs are usually related to financial uncertainty and the economic state of the actor.

It refers to any art that is distributed at no direct cost.

A major direct cost of sexual coercion is physical injury.

The solicitor is entitled to charge the broad average direct cost of doing the work.

I might take you on a contingency basis, but you'll still have to pay all direct costs throughout the trial.

The department of health will also enter into partnerships with families to finance direct costs.

Direct costs are itemized for all necessary parts of the project.

The direct cost of these policies to taxpayers exceeds $10 billion a year.

Just to recoup direct costs, the school will have to charge five figures.

They don't account for many direct costs, such as maintenance and policing.

Amoco's direct costs to bring the well under control were approximately $20 million.

The authors say the total direct cost, including tax breaks, would exceed $20 billion over 10 years.

The disease is responsible for more than 1.5 million fractures annually, with a direct cost of $14 billion.