In accordance with the Act, the costs of collection, management and receipt of the fund are to be the first charge made to the account.

Other than the initial costs of collection, importation, and rearing, little expense is incurred.

Retailers may retain 3% of the collected fees in order to recoup costs of collection.

In (i) above, the costs of delivery to the seller might be much higher than the costs of collection to the buyer.

But he said the idea that recycling can turn garbage into gold is unrealistic, given the costs of collection and the volatility of markets.

Nevertheless, Browning-Ferris officials say that, with the exception of aluminum, the prices now being paid for recycled materials would not pay the costs of collection and processing.

The market demand for potatoes is a derived demand, and so reflects the value of additional supplies and the marginal costs of collection, grading and distribution.

Place responsibility for financing the costs of collection, treatment, recovery and environmentally sound disposal of WEEE on the products' producers and distributors.

Application of the directive will provide clearer rules on collection, processing and recycling standards and also clearer information on the resulting costs of collection and processing.

Finally, I would like to emphasise that all stakeholders bear a responsibility for this; while we must not dump the costs of collection on the retail trade, we do have to oblige traders to collect!

Interest penalties will rise, both civil and criminal penalties will increase severely, "costs of collection" will be added and the number of years you could go to jail increases from one to three to five years.

In its letter, the committee said the bank lenders "firmly believe that each of their claims is fully secured and they are entitled to full satisfaction of their claims together with interest and the costs of collection."

New Jersey should consider the full economic costs of collection, not just the maintenance of toll booths and the labor costs of the collectors, but the tens of thousands of hours lost in lines associated therewith.

In a separate study, Waste Management Inc., the nation's largest trash hauler, added in the costs of collection, and put the total average cost at about $175 a ton and the average value of recovered materials at $40.

Big trash-hauling companies like Browning-Ferris and WMX Technologies added recycling programs to their bids for collection contracts, although industry executives grumble that it is hard to make money with curb-side programs because of the costs of collection and sorting.

Dr. Peter L. Page, who directs the American Red Cross Blood Services Northeast Region program in Dedham, Mass., said he decided to stop using mobile units to collect blood from small numbers of donors because of costs of collection.

The prices paid for most materials are well below the cost of collection and separation.

The result is a higher average cost of collection per ton."

The high cost of collection is presented as inefficient.

Fees also take into account the cost of collection, sorting and recycling methods.

Custom duties are one the easiest taxes to collect, and the cost of collection is small.

Despite such reforms, however, the cost of collection remained unduly high throughout the Tudor period.

Expenses first deducted include the cost of collection (paid to An Post).

To keep the cost of collection low, the licence fee in France is collected as part of local taxes.

In accordance with the Act, the costs of collection, management and receipt of the fund are to be the first charge made to the account.

It's called Default Risk and a lesser but significant factor is the higher administrative cost of collections.

Other than the initial costs of collection, importation, and rearing, little expense is incurred.

"The courts are finally recognizing the cost of collection as a real problem," said Mr. Buck.

Senna grows wild in the deserts, but the low price hardly pays for the cost of collection.

And the drop in value, together with the cost of collection and the broker's commission, may mean that banks cannot recoup their money so easily.

Retailers may retain 3% of the collected fees in order to recoup costs of collection.

And the cost of collection skyrocketed.

In (i) above, the costs of delivery to the seller might be much higher than the costs of collection to the buyer.

This is the first time that the Department of Education has attempted to include the cost of collection in defaulted loans.

But he said the idea that recycling can turn garbage into gold is unrealistic, given the costs of collection and the volatility of markets.

The ruling could force towns to raise property taxes to cover the increased cost of collection, Mr. Darcy said.

In the case of household waste, the price rarely covers more than a fraction of the cost of collection and sorting.

With regard to the cost of collection, the Committee on Budgetary Control has not objected to the increase in this cost from 10 to 25%.

Net contribution of Mymensingh to national revenue is traditionally poor for high cost of collection of land revenue.

The new report notes that New Zealand, which introduced hotel charges, has subsequently abandoned them because of the cost of collection and their political unpopularity.

Nevertheless, Browning-Ferris officials say that, with the exception of aluminum, the prices now being paid for recycled materials would not pay the costs of collection and processing.