Sentence examples for against expenditures from inspiring English sources

With projected revenues of around $2.5 billion this year against expenditures of $7.5 billion, Afghanistan will remain dependent on international aid for the foreseeable future.

When the appestat is normal, it balances the intake of food calories against expenditures, causing people to eat what they need for energy, no more, no less.

There is also a 25percentt infrastructure credit, which is applied against expenditures on construction of a studio and its contents, said Janet Lockwood, director of the Michigan film office.

In the first year of the marriage, when the couple was living at the Sherry Netherland Hotel, and James had just leased a sprawling new atelier, Charles James Manufacturers recorded revenues of $112,963, against expenditures of $310,266.

However, owing to the scarcity of published literature on this topic, we were not able to adequately compare Taiwanese expenditures against expenditures of other nations, for bone metastasis or for the costs of follow-up treatment for metastatic bony events.

And Mourinho and others in his position may be willing to accept the blame if there is a bonus in the shape of substantial transfer fees for their carefully nurtured academy products, to be set against expenditure in the financial fair play ledger.

Once it is debunked [that] takes away one of the bulwarks that every society must have against expenditure out of control.

Figure 2 shows the BOD against expenditure share in Mwanza region.

Subsequent analyses [ 65, 67] have strengthened the case against expenditure ceilings.

Following this modification of medical insurance policy, this study reassesses the provision of insurance against expenditure on chronic diseases in rural areas, and analyzes its effect on impoverishment.

MIP has contributed to an improvement in all three dimensions – population, service and cost coverage, and managed to improve financial protection of the beneficiaries that used health services against expenditure related to inpatient care.