Public anger over the continuing expenditures needed to complete the conquest of Tonkin swept Ferry from office in March 1885.
The process continues until expenditures, incomes, and production have increased by $100, of which $90 is consumption and $10 the original change in investment.
The tax-sharing system tightened up local governments' extrabudgetary revenue, but their continuing fiscal expenditures in the same manner brought about major debts for local governments (Zhou 2012).
9. Continued expenditure on "e-verify".
Oracle continues to invest — expenditures on research and development are rising faster than sales — and operating margins, at more than 40 percent, remain high.
"The City of Detroit continues to incur expenditures in excess of revenues despite cost reductions and proceeds from long-term debt issuances," Mr. Orr wrote.
As the need to control increasing medical expenditures continues to mount, formal economic evaluations are taking on a prominent role in assessing the value of new medical therapies.
Indeed, no enterprise - charity, hospital, doctor, or health service - can continue if expenditure exceeds income.
Instead of a big up-front costs, IT investment becomes a continuing operating expenditure that rises and falls with demand.
More frequently, (often autobiographical) accounts of patients who had 'taken responsibility' served to legitimate continued public expenditure on ART for those who have 'done their part' within the reciprocal taxpayer contract.
