Sentence examples for expenditure limits from inspiring English sources

It will set central government's departmental budgets, known as departmental expenditure limits.

The reforms also included the introduction of expenditure limits and an increase in public funding.

The new plans will set Departmental Expenditure Limits (DELs), covering about half of public spending.

In 1976 Congress amended FECA to repeal the expenditure limits struck down by the Buckley court.

Expenditure limits adopted in 1995 by the state legislature in Vermont are being challenged in Federal District Court in Burlington.

Looking at total departmental planned spending (departmental expenditure limits, or Dels in the jargon), as the chart above shows, two things have been working in opposite directions.

These figures are based on total department expenditure limit from the 2014 public expenditure statistical analysis.

One restriction on that takeup for younger fans though is that payments require a credit or debit card, which means that under-16s might find their expenditure limited.

Latest figures show that BIS will face reductions in its departmental expenditure limit of £150m in 2013-14 and £280m in 2014-15.

Hammond added: "In any case, we expect any commitments incurring costs to be managed within existing overall departmental expenditure limit totals".

Just by adhering to campaign-finance regulations, for example, Aam Aadmi will be far outspent by its larger rivals, which routinely exceed, by a factor of at least ten, the legal expenditure limit per candidate.