excess costs , także: surplus costs

Billions more was spent on excess costs due to poor management.

All excess costs were stripped out of the organisation two or three years ago.

"Bad loans, lack of important new products, and excess costs take some time to eliminate."

Unwarranted change would result in excess costs and potential failure of the process.

"Basically, the state is offering to pay developers for the excess costs of doing green buildings."

These huge excess costs act like a tax on New York employers.

Excess costs could add to tax burdens for sewer districts.

Zar, however, was still responsible for excess costs, the authorities said.

The project was widely criticized for excess costs and deemed a white elephant.

The mover can then sue the customer to collect any excess costs.

Jesse Jackson wanted to talk numbers: budget statistics, excess costs, business entertainment deductions.

Export costs and excess costs to the market put these regions at a major disadvantage.

"Now that these companies have rid themselves of excess costs and debt, they've got a lot of capital to invest."

We were simply two giant entities going our separate ways, oblivious to the excess costs created by this obsolete system.

This will allow you to better predict the cost of your project and manage any waste and excess costs.

She rightly says that it is true that the additional statistics may mean limited excess costs.

- Congress would fund up to 40% of excess costs of educating students with disabilities.

It can also be used to identify excess costs and ease billing and payment procedures, the company said.

In Florida, where state officials worried about excess costs are urgently studying the matter, the proportion of doctors making such investments has reached one-third.

The developers will recoup some of their excess costs from the immensely augmented tax flow produced by the buildings.

"When there are excess costs, in the end everyone pays," Mr. Kessel said.

Developers incur excess costs for these aforementioned obligations which are then passed on to consumers in the form of fees or a financial bond.

But others who worked on the film insist that shooting dragged on for 106 days, a delay that contributed to excess costs.

The city's subsequent attempt to rebuild the homes was plagued by long delays, excess costs and charges of shoddy workmanship.

But at this point they picked a lot of low-hanging fruit and eliminated what were a lot of easy excess costs.