Sentence examples for an indicative figure from inspiring English sources

The Speaker's office said the £700,000 figure was an "indicative figure for planning purposes only" and that real costs were expected to come in lower than the previous year.

Of course, this is an indicative figure and corresponds to a simplification of a complex reality.

Multiplication of these factors gives an indicative figure of around 18,500 possible pairwise comparisons of candidate products with alternative products for every common use.

This yields an indicative figure of roughly 2,500 cases of use-specific assessments of candidate products that may become necessary during the next years.

NHS unit costs were used to provide an indicative figure for private medicines costs, while 2009 median gross weekly earnings from full time jobs (£488.70) was used to identify a daily productivity cost of £97.74.

(d) The increase in treatment cost due to guideline compliance of $A50 is an indicative figure based on the average annual cost per diabetic patient of out-of-hospital medical services and other professional services of $A454 in 2005 prices and the difference between the proportion of known diabetic patients giving rise to SIP claims in SHDGP (31%) and nationally (20%).

At the launch of the planning cycle, districts are given an indicative planning figure which gives guidance to the districts as to how much funds they will receive for the coming year from the Government and the district basket.

"Can we please ask you to use your influence to persuade the Welsh government to stick to the original indicative figure and, if that's not possible, to apply a figure that bears some resemblance to it?" In a statement, Welsh ministers said they had provided local authorities with "as much financial clarity as they requested".

To Nielsen, the more indicative figure in the rankings is the total number of fans who made up that percentage: more than 1.2 million, the third most behind Los Angeles and Atlanta.

Mr Evans wrote: "It surely isn't too much to ask for reliable indicative figures, in a timely manner, so that we have the time to assess proposals and their impact, communicate them to our residents and implement them in a planned manner?

Indicative figures on HRH spending were provided as a percentage of aid to health expenditure in the last five years by the World Bank and the GFATM.