Sentence examples for big outlays from inspiring English sources

The new buyback follows a $15 billion plan announced a year ago, of which all but $2 billion was spent, and other big outlays before that.

Approaches to providing coverage vary, but share one thing in common: they do not call for big outlays of public money.

The problem is, few voters trust Washington to pay back their big outlays; even fewer are confident that the same groups who benefit from today's stimulus will bear the costs of tomorrow's austerity.

That, argue fans of the Obama effort, means it is a triumph of fiscal rectitude.Not so, say critics, observing that subsidies and other big outlays do not kick in till 2014.

The policies that rescued the government then have now sent Australia into the red.On top of last year's big outlays, Mr Costello pledged in his budget another A$2.5 billion over the next five years to strengthen Australia's borders and upgrade security within the country.

Those are big outlays for a small company, but Appleby manages to recoup all or most of that expense by selling sponsorships to Adidas, Ticketmaster, MillerCoors and other big players.

It involves a big outlay to bring the talent and all the back-up people.

You need a big glove, that would be a big outlay as a kid.

"It was going to be a big outlay, considering the few men we were up against," Eriksson said.

But the privatizers insist that the big outlay up front will come back in much bigger savings a few decades from now.

Spending on health, welfare and education is further constrained by a big outlay on defence, which accounts for nearly 20% of the 2011-12 budgexpenditureure, compared with less than 8% for education.Some analysts worry that the fiscal deficit is about to take a dire toll on Pakistan's external accounts.