Sentence examples for base expenditures from inspiring English sources

"The formula assumes that the costs will go up, without any rethinking of the base expenditures," said James Introne, the state's deputy secretary for health and the director of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's task force on reshaping health care.

About 63percentt of IS expenditures — nearly $5 million — go to supporting its military in the form of salaries and "base expenditures".

Budget increases or decreases are given in terms of percentages — with no base expenditure data — making determinations of overall spending on various sectors a fool's errand.

One of the important drawbacks to funding of Sub-Saharan countries is poor governance, thus measures to assure a fluid target based expenditure is imperative.

In their studies of consumption, economists generally draw upon a common theoretical framework by assuming that consumers base their expenditures on a rational and informed assessment of their current and future economic circumstances.

People do not base their expenditures solely on their present wealth, but also on future expectations.

New Jersey, whose educational financing structure was ruled unconstitutional in 1990, has since established an average minimum spending level for all districts that is based on expenditures in 120 of the state's wealthiest districts.

The process begins when the various departments and agencies prepare their appropriation requests, based on expenditures required under existing law and those estimated under new legislation to be proposed by the president.

Taken together, these two complimentary approaches might allow America to safely reduce its base military expenditure to $455 billion201414 USD) per year.

The Council of Economic Advisers calculated an "anchored" version of this supplementary measure, which also sets thresholds based on expenditures for necessary items and then adjusts for inflation in each year.

However, in January 2014, prior to the release of the 2013 figure, the White House Council of Economic Advisers calculated an "anchored" version of the supplementary measure, which sets poverty thresholds based on expenditures for necessary items and then adjusts for inflation in each year.