The building proved unpopular, although the cost expended in its construction delayed its replacement for nearly fifty years.

"And it is further ordered, adjudged, and decreed that the said defendants recover of the said complainant, John Deane, the costs and charges in this behalf expended."

No doubt innumerable endless non-job costs expended whilst rigging the system in the hopes of eternal power, or something like that.

Private individuals or organizations may file lawsuits for triple damages for antitrust violations, and depending on the law, recover attorneys fees and costs expended on prosecution of a case.

She need not safeguard herself against the deceptions and treacheries of these creatures-but the cost to her in terms of her own energies expended was correspondingly higher.

Expenditure on child support and on children's vocational training is taken into account with a special tax allowance, with allowances for costs expended on child supervision, education and training, and with child benefit payments.

But the order of the Supreme Court contains this very explicit directive: "It is further ordered that the petitioner George W. Bush recover from Palm Beach County Canvassing Board et al., three hundred dollars ($300.00) for costs herein expended."

Calculation of the Percentage complete is a valuable tool in determining how much the client should be billed - it is important that Billings, and even collection of these billings, are greater than the costs expended to do the work.

Children who are in gainful employment should have the option to redirect part of their mandatory contributions to the flexible system to their parents' pension account, and partially offset the costs expended on their care in childhood through this contribution to a higher pension for their parents.

The concept of efficiency captures the cost of the process or system - not simply financial efficiency, the amount of money spent but also the cost of human capital expended.