Sentence examples for cap expenditure from inspiring English sources

The agreement to keep CAP expenditure at current levels (plus inflation) until 2013 means European farming will receive more subsidy than the rest of industry combined.

In a separate presentation Keating – who headed PM&C from 1991 to 1996 – warns the government's promise to cap expenditure while simultaneously cutting taxes and returning the budget to surplus is based on overly optimistic assumptions of growth in GDP, wages and productivity.

This strategic line of CAP expenditure, justified by environmental and social goals, as well as the need for a regulation of the market, was launched in Agenda 2000 and applied with the Fischler's reform.

Councils delivered against their brief, capping expenditure and living within the budget.

Anglo's chief executive, Cynthia Carroll, said the company's capital expenditure had been capped at $4.5 billion, a fall of just over 50.0%, as it mothballed a number of key projects.

"The utilities right now are hesitant to throw down big-cap expenditures when they're watching demand stay flat or go down," notes William Baldwin of Baldwin Anthony Securities.

Intel Does The Cap-Ex Limbo 01.15.03 Its capital expenditure numbers are pretty close to the floor.

He announced his intention to cap benefit expenditure that does not rise and fall in line with the wider economy in March's Budget, a position since adopted by Labour.

But it's not a perfect substitution and there will inevitably be additional costs that would break what Esa member states have said is a cap on expenditure for ExoMars - a billion euros and not one cent more.

The closed-end provider payment method adopted by the UCS, namely capitation for outpatient services, and global budget and Diagnosis Related Group DRGG) for inpatient services, facilitated the political decision; it ensured a cap on expenditure.

The cap on expenditures (building block 1) is implemented by truncating annualized expenditures.