Sentence examples for direct expenditures from inspiring English sources

The bill includes $2,519,425,000 for direct expenditures and $660,000 in loans.

In addition to direct expenditures, attention has been drawn to "tax expenditures".

And the budget does not account for donors' direct expenditures, including, crucially, the billions of dollars spent by the U.S. on Afghan national-security forces.

The studies count not just the direct expenditures for boat tickets, but also the spending on lodging, food and the like where trips are offered.

Mr. Espada said that a young campaign staff member had mistakenly registered his campaign as a political action committee — PACs are not allowed to make direct expenditures toward the election or defeat of a candidate.

In New York City, commercial production on location that received from permits from the city accounted for more than $227 million in direct expenditures in 2001, the latest year for which figures were available.

On Tuesday, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee bought $526,000 in airtime on behalf of Mr. Carmona, its first direct expenditure in the contest.

In general, gaseous wastes are eliminated through passive mechanisms without the direct expenditure of energy on the part of the living system.

Hard benefits are those components that evidently link to direct expenditure to the power utility.

The latter handicap is recognised in social protection systems in many countries, which provide through direct expenditure or tax expenditures and in other areas such as preferred parking or employment subsidies aimed to offset the higher costs associated with disability.

In UK, Harris' (1997) study of the University of Portsmouth with the input-output approach estimated that the direct expenditure by the university sector resulted in an output multiplier effect of 1.24 to 1.73.