Sentence examples for expected future revenues from inspiring English sources
This dwarfs sums raised by the handful of securitisations carried out before, which involved the sale of bonds backed by the expected future revenues from taxes and parking fines as yet unpaid.The tobacco money will be especially welcome because it does not have to be spent on health care.
First, he decided to "right size" R&D in relation to lower expected future revenues.
One solution to the problem with current numbers not reflecting potential is to use expected future revenues or earnings in computing multiples.
When you total all that up (and subtract expected future revenues to pay those benefits), we added $5 trillion in debt last year according to Boston University economist Larry Kotlikoff.
Instead they project the value of all the promises we have made under Social Security and other entitlement programs – benefits that ordinary citizens believe they have earned – and subtract expected future revenues, given the current tax law.
The site expects future revenues from client services like deal and payment tracking.
We expect future revenue growth from mobile over-the-top video, including digital advertising, and the Internet of Things".
"In a nutshell, repeal of the hundreds of billions of dollars of ACA taxes would have established a lower baseline of expected future federal revenue.
We have a bubble that's about to break in the Middle East, and when it does, there will be political as well as financial ramifications, because in numerous countries that were supporting infrastructure build-out, all sorts of services, including financial institutions, participated by giving loans or securitizing expected future oil revenue that is now significantly lower than projected.
"School budgets were prepared with an eye not only towards this year, but looking at one to three years down the road, with expected future shortfalls in revenue," Ms. Deller said.
He would give the agency's board authority to raise premiums to produce "the revenue necessary to meet expected future claims" and to retire its deficit.
