Sentence examples for analysis of revenues from inspiring English sources

Next month, the Finance Department will offer its own analysis of revenues for the year; the final trigger cuts will be based on whichever revenue forecast is higher.

But Finance Director Bob Elliot last week said that after a thorough analysis of revenues received so far this year, he didn't see a need for additional cuts.

The investigation included an independent analysis of revenues and expenditures, an independent personnel investigation, a criminal investigation and a review of city procedures.

It involved a financial audit, an independent analysis of revenues and expenditures, an independent personnel investigation, a criminal investigation and some reviewing of Costa Mesa's purchasing policies and procedures, according to the report's executive summary.

To reach the Pareto optimality, the scope of revenue distribution coefficient is given by analysis of revenue distribution mechanism.

Rosenthal, Deborah G. (1987) "Separate Identity, Tax Treaty Interpretation, and Unilateral Treaty Override: An Analysis of Revenue Rulings 84-152 and 84-153," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 20 : No. 2, Article 8.

I think if I hired my old self now, as a consultant, the former Ken Veit would take a long, hard look at this storm of disquieting evidence, do a numerical analysis of revenue cost and reduced margins, and tell me to cut my losses.

If we observe the seasonally adjusted volume indices of industrial production in Croatia (Table 3) for mining and manufacturing industries, and then compare it with the results of analysis of revenue growth of companies participating in 20 Keys in the period after implementation, we can detect discrepancies among the data.

In the analysis of "revenue-driven governments" (Yang and Su 2002), it has been found that for maximization of local fiscal revenues, local governments tended to implement state policies that would reduce fiscal revenues perfunctorily or even refused to implement them, causing many problems in grassroots governance (He 2008).

It also suggests that the statistical analysis of revenue alone is correct in finding no long-term effect of the law, since the short-term negative change was balanced by a positive change the next year.

Mr. Atwood at Borrell said a preliminary analysis of online revenues for about 700 daily newspaper Web sites showed an average increase of 45percentt from 2003 to 2004.