Sentence examples for existing expenditures from inspiring English sources

If health care costs rise, these families will likely look to make cuts in their existing expenditures or face falling further into debt.

2. Build Markets From The Bottom Up: Starting with 'pico' power -- like solar lanterns and solar home systems -- populations get onto the energy ladder by displacing existing expenditures on dirty kerosene lighting.

If corruption in the nation's 10 most corrupt states -- identified and ranked in order as Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Alaska, South Dakota, Kentucky and Florida -- had been reduced to just an "average" level between 1997 and 2008, spending in those states would have been reduced a total of 5.2percentt of their existing expenditures, according to the study.

It says the government could fund the proposal by raising extra money through taxation, by reprioritising existing expenditure or by introducing a specific tax increase.

In most countries the usual procedure for deciding on government expenditure in a forthcoming year has been to assume that existing expenditure was appropriate and then to decide on incremental expenditure for each program.

Critics complain that by looking at existing expenditure, Hefce is enshrining the advantage of the older universities, which have been able to spend more on pure sciences such as physics than on engineering and applied sciences, subjects which tend to be taught in the post-1992 sector.

Earlier this month, Mr Hoon was promised a small increase by the Treasury, but also instructed to curb his ministry's existing expenditure by £2.8 billion ($5.2 billion) over the next three years.That's not bad by miserly European standards but sits oddly with the British government's warlike habits.

The second is marked "reprioritise existing expenditure" - but raiding the budgets of already cash strapped public services to fund the care needs of people with at least £100,000 worth of assets also leads to spikey political territory.

Compared with the actual budget of the Ministry of Health these amounts seem not too high – but we have to keep in mind that they are additional to the existing expenditure for health care!

The next step is to examine existing expenditure, and consider whether the gains from these new programmes would outweigh losses from potential disinvestments.

Between 2008 and 2011 investment in psychological therapies for these conditions will steadily rise to £173 million per annum above existing expenditure.