Sentence examples for control over expenditures from inspiring English sources
It exercises control over expenditures and has the responsibility for maintaining professional standards.
Better control over costs contributed significantly to the upside surprise with capital expenditures down 18% from a year ago to $452 million.
The requirement for control over expenditure and standards means the northern INGO makes the strategic decisions rather than the southern NGO who delivers the programme.
In the director notes within the published accounts it was stated: "The directors continue to maintain close control over expenditure and have implemented effective policies and procedures to ensure the club is run efficiently and effectively".
The cost of establishing a free school has doubled to £6.6m because the Department for Education has failed to exert control over expenditure, the government's independent auditors have found.
The latter maintained a strict control over expenditure; it is said that on his death he left a treasury which was equivalent to the budget of one full year.
"No more control over them.
With the power to wage war increasingly concentrated in the hands of the president, Congress has vigorously guarded its control over military expenditures, and this year's request by the Pentagon for $10 billion with no strings attached left members of both parties uneasy.
Congress made a number of land grants for the opening of wagon roads but exercised no control over the expenditure of funds—with the result that, as in Britain, little road building was accomplished.
In many states the judicial branch of government has an extremely limited level of control over the expenditure of various government departments.125 This means that a great deal of power is vested in the executive and legislative branches in terms of deciding what funding various departments receive (and by extension what activities they perform).
Cons include loss of control over total expenditure, in particular when priorities of a country change.
