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The policy cover may be extended to include damage to assets from extra perils if the necessary additional premium is paid. These include storm damage, floodwater, burst water pipes or tanks, aircraft, riot, malicious damage or impact by mechanical vehicles. It is also possible to include an item to cover architects , surveyors and consultants fees and legal fees all incurred in the reinstatement of the property insured, as well as a sum to cover the costs of removing debris from the site before rebuilding can start. 

Parts of this invariant are defined differently for each subtype. Consulting fees are determined by the expertise of the consultant and the length of the engagement. Additional costs for a course reflect the per-student production costs additional costs for consulting may reflect the preparation time required for the engagement and the actual cost for the assigned consultant. Despite these differences, the broad structure of the invariant is the same and can be defined only once in the supertype. 

The TPU eqnipment cost was 45,000 with an additional charge of 18,000 for consnltation after the initial installation. SEMATECH stated that the consulting fee wonld probably not be necessary for a commercial unit. Installation costs of 51,080 included gas hues, water hues, wastewater sump, booster pumps, a water meter, rotameters, alarms, etc. This cost also included the facilitation of the screening and modeling test eqnipment, the facilities water system, and all engineering and technician labor required. It was assumed that installation costs wonld be significantly lower for a commercial unit (approximately 20,000) (D17789D, pp. 44). 

At a former battery recycling site in Wisconsin, the technology was used to stabilize 55,000 yd of soil contaminated with lead. The total treatment costs were 50 per ton of soil treated, in 1994 dollars. This figure includes remediation costs, analytical costs, and consulting fees. The chemicals used during the demonstration cost approximately 12 per treated ton of soil. It is estimated that disposal in a hazardous landfill would have cosf more fhan 200 per ton (D144850, p. 1227). 

The Food Chemicals Codex (FCC) project is an activity of the Food and Nutrition Board, a unit of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies. The immediate responsibility for developing the Food Chemicals Codex lies with the Board s Committee on Food Chemicals Codex. The committee consists of 12 to 15 members, chosen for their expertise in the various aspects of the committee s work, who are appointed, upon recommendation of the Food and Nutrition Board and the President of the Institute of Medicine, by the Chairman of the National Research Council. Committee members are paid no consulting fees or honoraria and are reimbursed only for expenses incurred while attending meetings and other activities of the committee.1... 

Research and development expenses are incurred by any progressive concern which wishes to remain in a competitive industrial position. These costs are for salaries, wages, special equipment, research facilities, and consultant fees related to developing new ideas or improved processes. 

In two articles on September 25, 2000 by both Reuters News and USA Today came reports that 54 percent of the experts the FDA asks for advice on which medicines should be approved for sale had a direct financial interest in the drugs or topics they were evaluating. These financial conflicts or interest typically include stock ownership, consulting fees or research grants. Federal law prohibits the FDA from using experts with financial conflicts of interest, but the FDA has waived the restriction more than 800 times since 1998. The USA Today article stated, "These pharmaceutical experts, about 300 on 18 advisory committees, make decisions that affect the health of millions of Americans and billions of dollars in drugs sales. With few exceptions, the FDA follows the committees advice."... 

As mentioned above, it is usual for members of advisory boards to be paid a consultancy fee as laid down in a formal contract. The guidance given with respect to the amount in most codes of conduct is that this should be in line with professional rates of remuneration and should reflect the amount of time spent in the advisory capacity. For individual country guidance, consult Section 7.5, p. 105. 

Massachusetts is one example). In less developed countries it may prove necessary to pay true fees together with consultation fees to government advisors. Sponsors will, however, need to take into account the costs associated with the effort of their internal regulatory staff in preparing CTX submissions (or their equivalent). 

Finally, Table 8.28 lists base salaries, bonuses, consulting fees, and commissions by salary quartiles and deciles. There is a wide spread in base salaries, from 48,000 to 105,000, depending on a variety of factors including job function, company, location, and employee perfonnance. 

Einstein and for the sake of himself and the Institute. The most amusing part of the letter for us today is the consultant fee of 25 per day for the world s greatest scientist. It was a ridiculously small fee even at that time. As to the assistant mentioned in the letter, it was never needed because no routine work was ever assigned to Professor Einstein. 

The cost of SAP s R/3 for a mid-sized company averages about 750,000, but the implementation costs can be many times the software costs. Typical costs for a full-fledged Fortune 500 firm can typically run about 30 million in hcense fees and 100-200 million in consulting fees (Kirkpatrick 1998). SAP was the first to institute a University Alliance, which fosters the teaching of business courses that use R/3. SAP invests about 20-25% of its revenues in R D. This represents an amount greater than aU the other ERP vendors combined and ensures that it should be able to respond rapidly to changes in the ERP market. 

The other side of utihty concerns costs. How costly is job evaluation Two types of costs associated with job evaluation can be identified (1) design and administration costs and (2) labor costs that result from pay structure changes recommended by the job evaluation process. The labor cost effects wfll be unique for each application. Winstanley offers a rule of thumb of 1 to 3% of covered payroll (Winstanley). Experience suggests that costs can range from a few thousand dollars for a small organization to over 300,000 in consultant fees alone for major projects in firms like Digital Equipment, 3M, TRW, or Bank of America. 

Expenditure for compliance with company policies and for environmental reviews, auditing procedures, verification, and registration can vary according to company size. Consultation fees of 10,000-50,000 can be expected for small companies, with an addition of 10,000-20,000 for intermediate size companies. Results from the UK report costs of 15,000 for internal preparation and an additional 7000 for external verification [22]. 

After the cancer history with BCG and interferon, all other tumor immunotherapy measures emerged outside the MDACCC. It was combination chemotherapy that continued to receive a disproportionately overwhelming support at the DDT of MDACC and elsewhere. Discoveries made outside the MDACCC (doxorubicin cytosine arabinoside, or cytarabine) received prompt supportive funds to be tested in clinical trials at the DDT of MDACCC, while support for tumor immunotherapy was left way behind. Early efforts at it failed to receive any support from the NCI/NIH at the DM through the entire 1970s. Cancer chemotherapy proved itself to be a remission-inducer modality of treatment, and thus it was supported in full. The pharmaceutical industry started to pay consultation fees to academic physician principal investigators of chemotherapy protocols at academic institutions. Emil Frei HI, the head of the DDT, published in Cancer Research in 1985 his famous paper Curative cancer chemotherapy , appearing after he left M.D. Anderson for Dana-Farber [2287]. 

Actual expenses reasonably and necessarily incurred, such as travel, subsistence and lodging, long distance telephone charges, professional support requirements, etc., are additional to the consulting fee and will be billed to the client at cost. 

Old store renovation Total for all stores 10-20 Consultancy fee Gross sales 2%... 

At this juncture I decided that this particular consulting assignment was not my cup of tea. Direct field observations are the core of all process engineering projects, and I felt my client would be better served by a different consultant. However, as we exchanged views, Lloyd raised a decisive point "You realize, Mr. Lieberman, that there is a substantial consulting fee at stake." I decided to compromise and settle for only a half-day of on-site field observations. After all, Lloyd was the client s representative. 

The Act permits fire and rescue services to provide advice on fire safety and to review fire risk assessments for accuracy and suitability, although a consultation fee may be charged. 

Some are data banks which are accessible by virtue of membership or consultancy fee such as ... 

T able 13.2 Consulting fees are typically a very small fraction of the total life-cycle cost for an engineered project as suggested by this hypothetical accounting of costs. 

And if those sources fail to lead to a practical solution, try one or more of the many plastics design consultants for some guidance. The consulting fee will generally be well... 

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