Sentence examples for Cash expenditures from inspiring English sources

Cash expenditures on children are high, but the costs of parental time devoted to them are even higher.

In 2000, Cross Timbers' cash expenditures for exploration and development totaled $155.4 million, compared with $91.6 million in 1999.

Rows of green marks indicate earned income ("!!Art Money!!" as she puts it), with red for cash expenditures and pale oranges for check or credit card payments.

This is because government expenditures result from appropriations and other forms of commitments; cash expenditures may follow appropriations and other commitments of money only after a considerable lag, notably in the case of construction and procurement.

The analysis, which was assembled from banking and credit records, income-tax returns and congressional financial-disclosure forms, showed by March of 1998, Mr. Torricelli's cash expenditures were more than $22,000 in excess of the cash he had generated from checks and automatic-teller machines, an official who has reviewed the document said.

Moreover, cash expenditures in fixed assets that are not financed by external sources are included.

The budgeting sites I mentioned above can track credit or debit card spending more easily than every last cash expenditure.

Last year, for example, it absorbed two-fifths of the £5 billion increase in cash expenditure in England.

Making such projections is difficult because what the cash expenditure will buy depends on what happens to prices over the planning period.

The problem, said the NAO, was that DfID has to work to two different year ends: while the target relates to cash expenditure over a calendar year, the department's financial year ends in March.

"While the total cash expenditure on higher education will increase due to the extra lending to students, we also expect to receive higher repayments from them as graduates.