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Stationery and reprographic costs quoted by respondents mostly vary between 2p - 5p per sheet.
We estimate the printing and reprographic costs for the nearly 2,000 copies issued so far to be approximately £1,800.
The full cost of the reprographic services includes direct staff costs, reprographic material and other non-pay costs, depreciation of equipment and overheads.
They are calculated to recover the full cost of the service in respect of each particular reprographic process and are kept under continual review.
Many photographers would regard an enlarger under the definition of reprographic copying process as a reprographic copying device.
The proposals for 1993–94 are to market test in the immigration and nationality department, the typing, postroom and registries, reprographic and messengerial support services.
Clause 119 lists certain criteria which are to guide the tribunal in references or applications related to reprographic copying.
Exercises to be started include purchasing and store stockholdings, travel, reprographics and office services.
Here the definition goes one stage further and refers to a graphic work and a reprographic copy.
Clause 125 provides for an indemnity to be implied in every general licensing scheme for reprographic copying and every general licence granted by a licensing body for such copying.
The current programme which is nearing completion, having entered the consultation phase, includes reprographics, messenger and post dispatch services, file repository, stationery, trade marks data capture and trade marks referencing.
The current programme which is nearing completion, having entered the consultation phase, includes reprographics, messenger and post despatch services, file repository, stationery, trade marks data capture and trade marks referencing.
The second one pertains to the exception for reprographics or photocopying and the third one relates to transmissions in some social institutions such as hospitals or prisons.
Likewise, in modern reprographics, the dyes, inks or films have to fit intimately with the equipment that does the printing, so the two need to be developed together.
By comparison with similar bodies overseas, the prices were again broadly comparable where full cost recovery regimes operated, but those institutions which subsidised their reprographic services offered lower prices.
