Sentence examples for controlled expenditures from inspiring English sources
The business of project management has two basic items that must be controlled: expenditures and time.
The word we spell now as >comptroller began in the 15th century as >conterroller in English, from a French word now spelled >controleur; it was the title of the official in the royal household who examined and controlled expenditures.
From our previous study it was clear that the administrative model implemented by the financial groups controlled expenditures limiting access to health services operating in contraposition to the interests of the medical industrial complex.
But now the government proposes to go back to the situation under existing legislation, which defines controlled expenditure as spending "which can reasonably be regarded as intended to promote or procure electoral success".
"We're trying to demonstrate that we are controlling expenditures and being very frugal," he said.
By drawing attention to Merrill's high costs, O'Neal was implicitly criticizing Komansky, who had focussed on expanding the company's business abroad rather than on controlling expenditures.
By working closely with state officials, rigorously controlling expenditures, and instituting a modern accounting system, Koch once again marketed city notes.
The manager, a professional city administrator, is selected by the council, serves at the council's pleasure, and is responsible for supervising the city departments and municipal programs, preparing the budget, and controlling expenditures.
They may not be completely controlling expenditures, but we all know they can have a strong influence on the decisions being made about them.
CAPEX changes are relatively easy to implement and often demonstrate direct results, as short-term budget allocations can be employed as a primary lever to control expenditures.
The fact that these benefits were not linked with medication consumption could be interesting in an economic context aimed at controlling expenditures on health.
