Sentence examples for expenditure planning from inspiring English sources

There are three principal bases for public expenditure planning: cash, volume, and cost.

The main lesson of Tory efforts at public expenditure planning is that particular budgetary mechanisms count less than political will.

Statoil now tests its country risk, transnational threats, and broader geopolitical trends analysis at a high management level, separately from formal capital expenditure planning exercises.

The basis for most expenditure planning is therefore the number of public employees already in place and the volume of goods and services purchased in the base year.

In the United Kingdom all public expenditure planning is now performed on a cash basis, and many programs are "cash limited," whatever the level of inflation.

Local fiscal expenditure planning is a major function of local governments, yet the decisions on public good provision are selectively "up-side-down" (Gao 2008).

Our additional analysis of the 2013 government infrastructure plan, the IPPR's data source, showed that the £14.5bn total capital expenditure planned for Crossrail outmatches the £1.6bn earmarked for rail projects in Yorkshire and the Humber, the north-east and the north-west by nine to one.

SWAp funding had increased by 70% between 2002/3 and 2007/8 but by 2007/8 had not reached the expenditure planned for 2002/3.

The obtained results can be used for health expenditures planning for growing sector of older adults in the U.S.

The deficit stems largely from the gap between Iraq's projected $3.5 billion in oil revenue and the $6.1 billion in expenditures planned for the rest of the year, a sum that will provide only a fraction of what is needed to rebuild Iraq's electricity grid, sewer systems and other services.

Complete returns have not yet been received, but it is worth presenting here some of the more notable corporate capital expenditures planned for 1930:  .