Sentence examples for annual breakdowns from inspiring English sources

The approximate cost of these grants (or their relevant components) is $30 million over the 3-year period, with annual breakdowns of about $6.3 million in FY 2005, $12 million in FY 2006, and $11.7 million in FY 2007.

Here is a rough, annual breakdown: • Salaries.

The annual breakdown of tests has been collated from figures disclosed to Ken Livingstone MP and declassified documents in the Public Record Office.

Car owners who buy annual breakdown cover are being warned to check their renewal notices closely after Direct Line more than doubled one Leeds woman's annual premium without explanation.

The data for this dauntingly ambitious project came from a variety of sources, like the city's annual breakdown of all deaths and their causes, and hospitals' records of all the patients they admit.

Sainsbury's has promised to publish an annual breakdown of the £1bn-worth of price cuts it has promised shoppers if it merges with Asda, as it scrambles to reverse the competition watchdog's opposition to the £7bn deal.

An annual breakdown of the number of human subjects tested with nerve gases, kept secret for many years, shows that Mr Maddison died at the peak of Porton's nerve gas experiments.

Forget the State of the Union address — Shep Smith's annual breakdown of the menu at the White House luncheon for journalists before the actual speech is definitely our favorite SOTU tradition.

The annual breakdown is summarized in Table  1.

Table 2 shows the annual breakdown of the 3627 papers in the 15% sample categorised as being authored by researchers from primary care.

The Council also agreed to include the annual breakdown by member state of the rural development budget in an annex to the rural development regulation, granting the Commission the power to amend this annex through delegated acts (i.e. on its own initiative) in clearly defined circumstances.