Sentence examples for expenditure ahead from inspiring English sources

They said: Tullow came into the downturn highly geared and with substantial capital expenditure ahead to bring T.E.N [a project in Ghana] to first oil in mid-2016.

Kate Hudson, general secretary of CND (which is planning an anti-Trident demonstration in London on Saturday) has made the point that the government had no mandate to authorise the Trident expenditure ahead of the vote in 2016.

Orange is a fast-growing and model mobile firm, but it still loses money, with big capital expenditures ahead as the industry moves to higher-speed data standards.

As the Tories have promised to ring-fence the NHS, an even sharper reduction in expenditure lies ahead for unprotected areas such as defence and transport.These grim projections assume that welfare spending, the biggest single public outlay, will remain broadly intact.

Expenditures run ahead of production.

In the three years ahead, total expenditure rises by 3.2% a year.

He pledged that "a big chunk" of WH Smith's £39m capital expenditure in the year ahead would go into maintaining stores.

Conservative support in Britain has fallen in the aftermath of the chancellor's autumn statement, which pencilled in deep public expenditure cuts for years ahead, according to the latest Guardian/ICM poll.

Like in many studies, a possible study approach would have been to choose just one way of expressing pharmaceutical expenditure and then go ahead to estimate the regression equation [ 5– 7].

By moving his numbers closer to the Council's, the mayor gives himself the flexibility to deal with a list of costly expenditures in the year ahead, without having to cut deeply into city services or resort to layoffs.

The panel members thought it "likely that the prospects for added job losses and the decline in equity wealth already experienced would hold down consumer expenditures over the months ahead," according to the minutes.