Sentence examples for expenditure in a from inspiring English sources

Some expressed bewilderment at such expenditure in a town with the highest unemployment in the West Midlands.

This suggested switching expenditure in a pro-poor way, from things like indiscriminate subsidies to basic health and education.

Speaking after his release, Veitch said he had been planning to take his megaphone to Soho Square to protest about wedding expenditure in a time of austerity and had informed the Met about his actions in advance.

In Johannesburg, the cost escalation for the construction of the "African Calabash" to $350 million has meant a radical cutback in capital expenditure in a city that is falling apart.

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.

More recently the energy companies have been plunged into crisis by a crude price which was at $115 per barrel in June 2014 but is now down to $37. BP, like its rivals, has made repeated cutbacks to its staff and capital expenditure in a bid to keep its dividend payments up but the share price has been pummelled.

Stiglitz praises Greece for cutting back its expenditure in an austerity drive enforced by the European Central Bank, a flavour of medicine that was "designed to kill the economy" which has shrunk by a quarter.

Europeans have refused, arguing that their generous welfare arrangements (in the form of automatic stabilizers) already provide additional expenditure in an economic downturn.

Studies suggested that AF2 of ER α is required to mediate E2 beneficial metabolic effects such as insulin sensitivity and energy expenditure, in an ERE-independent mechanism [ 68].

The law, passed by voter referendum in 1912, says that a "corporation may not make... an expenditure in connection with a candidate or a political party that supports or opposes a candidate or a political party".

"Everyone else ignores the stability pact, but Germany persists in raising taxes and cutting expenditures in a downturn," said Gabriel Stein, an economist at Lombard Street Research in London.