Specifically: "the following costs are not Eligible Expenditure: Payments that support activity intended to influence or attempt to influence Parliament, Government or political parties, or attempting to influence the awarding or renewal of contracts and grants, or attempting to influence legislative or regulatory action".
Proceeds from any sales may be used for investments, capital expenditures, payment of debt or financing of acquisitions.
Even though hospitals participate in NCMS, only a small portion of medical expenditures (payment for medicine, treatment, or examinations) is covered by a medical insurance, which, to a great extent, peasants' capability to consume.
This change meant recording expenditure upon payment of the deposit, instead of recording it upon delivery, as had been done by the government until then.
The allocation policy included limits for grants, the number of grants in a cycle, the types of acceptable expenditure, and payment protocols.
The search terms were "tuberculosis" (tuberculosis, TB, or tuberculosis as a MeSH Term in PubMed) and "cost" (cost(s), expense(s), economic, expenditure(s), payment(s), out-of-pocket, financial, impoverishment, or catastrophic).
Direct health expenditure excludes payments of healthcare plans and was assessed by the sum of total payments for medications, hospitalizations, medical and other health professional visits, nursing home care, health exams, orthopedic and other medical supplies and other health services and supplies.
Your back-end ratio (mortgage plus monthly debt expenditures (car payments, credit card payments, etc).
Barcelona allocated 66% of its expenditures for "payment of salaries to athletes". No player cost more than the five-time player of the year Lionel Messi, who earned more than $50 million in salary and bonuses from Barça and ranked as the second highest-paid soccer player in the world behind Cristiano Ronaldo.
But the Justice Department said that the contribution limit "applies to anything of value provided for the purpose of influencing a federal election," including contributions, expenditures and "payments for personal expenses of a candidate unless those payments would have been made irrespective of his/her candidacy".
