But as we're seeing, operational costs are starting to dwarf capital costs in terms of design parameters.

And what about operating costs?

It started to become hard to raise operational costs, operational budgets.

Therefore, it is necessary to reduce the cost.

Member States shall endeavour to reduce these costs.

Member States shall endeavour to reduce these costs .

The U.S. is one of the top performing economies in studies such as the Ease of Doing Business Index, the Global Competitiveness Report, and others.

Member States shall endeavour to reduce these costs progressively .

level of operating costs a centralised model allows for the lowest costs achieved through the highest economies of scale

Harmonisation will reduce costs , increase competition and reduce risk .

Its purpose is to provide the ECB with income to contribute to the coverage of its operating expenses .

Member States may use the existing administrative structures and bodies to reduce their costs .

A number of measures have been taken in Luxembourg , aimed , inter alia , at reducing non wage labour costs .

The use of geothermal energy can reduce the energy costs of the new premises .

Its purpose is to provide the ECB with income to contribute to the coverage of its operating expenses .

The purpose of this portfolio is to provide the ECB with income to help to cover its operating expenses .

The purpose of this portfolio is to provide the ECB with income to help cover its operating expenses .

Liquid metal battery is designed to reduce cost by producing fewer, but they'll be larger.

establish an automatic securities lending programme ( ASLP ) , and the ECB will appoint a contractor to supply an ASLP for the US dollar portfolio .

According to the ECB study , banks may significantly reduce their costs , but will face increased competition .

The principle of safety requires that the Eurosystem 's financial and operational risks are kept to a minimum , while cost efficiency means keeping low the operational costs to both the Eurosystem and its counterparties arising from the operational framework .

Cost efficiency means keeping down the operational costs to both the Eurosystem and its counterparties .

the decentralised execution of the Eurosystem 's monetary policy operations through the NCBs simplicity , transparency , continuity , safety and cost efficiency .

The ultimate aim to reduce the costs of cross border payments could be best achieved at the EU level .

143,290,000 1,224,675,000 444,675,000 841,685,000 42,480,000 744,750,000 7,460,000 213,900,000 117,970,000 96,160,000 69,850,000 These amounts represent contributions to the operational costs incurred by the ECB in connection with tasks performed for noneuro area NCBs .

On 11 July 2006 the European Commission invited the industry to reduce the cost of clearing and settlement in the EU .

The competent authorities shall require the following valuation adjustments to be formally considered unearned credit spreads , close out costs , operational risks , early termination , investing and funding costs , future administrative costs and , where relevant , model risk .

Such outcomes would have been particularly inappropriate at a time when enlargement is expected to increase the ECB 's operational activities and related costs .

It is recognised that this implementation will generate additional costs in the short run , but in the long run banks will be able to process cross border payments much more efficiently and realise the respective cost savings .

This process would reduce the number of sub prefecture administrative regions and cut administrative costs.

Less uncertainty about future inflation has helped to reduce the risk premia in interest rates , and thus real financing costs .

One of the architectural parameters that can scale is the number of implemented register windows the specification allows from 3 to 32 windows to be implemented, so the implementation can choose to implement all 32 to provide maximum call stack efficiency, or to implement only 3 to reduce cost and complexity of the design, or to implement some number between them.

Several EU banks have thus embarked on major restructuring programmes aimed at cutting costs ( including staff costs ) , streamlining the organisation and refocusing on the core business .

FOSTERING COMPETITION The move to SEPA should improve the quality of payment services and reduce their cost to society .

In addition , other measures which entail extra costs should be removed in order to lower the charges to customers for cross border payments ,

Sources close to the inquiry also disclosed that the whole building chain had worked as close to the limits as possible, so as to reduce costs.

A banking union is an important start, which should prevent financial markets from fragmenting along national lines and reduce private sector borrowing costs.

As a result, the airline embarked on staff cuts and route cutbacks in an effort to reduce costs.

These amounts represent contributions to cover the operational costs incurred by the ECB in connection with tasks performed for the non euro area NCBs .

So, a strategy for inclusive growth has to focus on ways of either lowering or paying for the fixed costs that connect people to networks.

In order to cut production costs even further, Martinez suggested to Michelle Pfieffer to take a reduced salary ( 1 million, plus 15 of the gross).

He was able to reduce taxes.

The Eurosystem 's first step was to help banks find ways to reduce their charges and improve their service levels . The capacity of banks to adapt to this new environment is of considerable interest to the Eurosystem .

It is , however , noteworthy that the dispersion between the strongest and the weakest performing banks among the group of LCBGs increased .

U.S. Steel aimed to achieve greater economies of scale, reduce transportation and resource costs, expand product lines, and improve distribution.