Sentence examples for biggest expenditures of from inspiring English sources

Provision of services and facilities maintenance are usually two biggest expenditures of local governments.

ADVERTISING: It's one of the biggest expenditures on any Broadway show and often the most contentious.

The biggest expenditure of all is not unemployment but pensions.

"It's the biggest expenditure of public money New Jersey has ever undertaken," said Mr. Neafsey.

The grant, intended for the neediest students, is the federal government's single biggest expenditure on education; of the 16.4m undergraduates at US colleges in 2010, 58% received Pell grants.

The amounts show the majority of the work took place from 1514 to 1519; later there are only a couple of bigger expenditures on the beacon.

Various women's political organizations and environmental groups provided another source of late support with big expenditures on television commercials.

"There are indications that George Osborne himself is not that keen on this big expenditure of money but he can't see a way out of it because it is such a killer when it comes to doing down Labour," says Paul Rogers, professor of peace studies at Bradford University.

Wages were the biggest expenditure for the club last season, at 79% of turnover.

Among the club's three biggest expenditures during the summer of the Bale windfall, Paulinho looks to be an emerging star -- it should be a pleasure to watch him and Sandro playing together for Brazil next summer -- while Lamela and Soldado have yet to establish themselves.

Though agriculture has been gradually declining as a proportion of the Union's budget, it remains one of the biggest expenditures.