That move cost the Colts, however, as it removed PUP as an option going into the season.
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The move cost Mr Hindery his job and led him to conclude that making deals was better than being dealt.
Labour MPs Frank Field, Angela Eagle and Alison McGovern and Conservative MP Esther McVey, who represent the four Wirral constituencies, claimed the move would cost the NHS extra money and take services further away from people who need them.
After that discussion, your administration proposed a budget that would triple the national debt over the next 10 years -- surely you don't believe 10 years from now we will still be mired in this recession -- and propose new entitlement spending and move the cost of government to almost 24.5 percent of the economy.
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Hence, it is expected to have cost advantages over other producers in the log-run as other producers will have to move to higher cost reserves.
You approach your boss to propose a marketing move that will cost the company a pretty penny.
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That impolitic move may have cost him the vice presidency in 1993.
And what would it cost to move to a particular neighborhood?
"The answer we came up with was to move somewhere where the cost base wasn't foisted on us by the local authority, " he said.
The cost to move goods and mail plummeted.
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It continues to curtail production in a bid to move lower on the cost curve, completing partial efforts in Spain and getting underway in Italy, as well as permanently closing a smelter in Tennessee and two lines in Texas.
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The move to scale back cost-of-living increases in Colorado gained momentum last year following a study that estimated the Colorado Public Employees' Retirement Association would be out of money in around 30 years, assuming its investments generated a 7% annual return.
As I said, anything -- could go for something as repaying for the defraying of cost to move diagnostic and screening equipment or public health infrastructure, the purchase of and development of more antiviral medication, or as we get into the development of a seed stock for a vaccine.
On Tuesday, Mr. Bloomberg, city officials have said they aren't interested in privatizing the entire system, as has been done in cities including Chicago, a move that can actually cost a municipalities if they are required to compensate a contractor for revenue lost when streets are closed during snowstorms or holidays.
But critics of the plan question its effectiveness and the potential cost of the move.
Those jobs may well move overseas, where the cost of doing business will be significantly cheaper.
The cost-cutting move will see about 2, 000 people in the UK, Europe and Asia lose their jobs.
This cost-savings move continues to suggest that they are on a better path to sustainability, albeit slowly.
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But Mr Johnson took the unprecedented step of directing it to move towards a consultation on cost-cutting measures.
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The Postal Service, however, says there is broad support for the cost-saving move.
He said the move would tackle the high cost of living and oil, as he announced his budget in the Commons.
The firm said it was considering the move in a range of cost-cutting measures while it weighed up its future involvement in the mine.
China is leaving no doubt that the cost of this move to Japan will be far greater than just the purchase price.
"We have a golden opportunity to move wealth at no tax cost, " says Mark Nash, a partner in private-company services at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
One is a migration from contracts calling for arbitration by three-person panels to that by a single arbitrator - which can be a cost-saving move because it entails paying only one arbitrator.
In a similar cost-cutting move, in January AMD announced that it would jointly develop semiconductor manufacturing technologies for 65-nanometer and 45-nanometer chips with IBM (nyse: IBM - news - people ).
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