Sentence examples for expenditure program from inspiring English sources
The company said earlier that a price of about $50 a barrel would allow it to fund its capital expenditure program.
In deciding how to raise enough money to finance its expenditure program, a government faces a large number of different considerations.
C.H. acknowledges funding from the French National Research Agency with regard to the investment expenditure program Idealg (http://www.idealg.ueb.eu/, grant agreement no. ANR-10-BTBR-04).
"Every day in the month of October must be like Christmas morning for TV stations in these hyper-competitive media markets," said Jesse Ferguson, who runs the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's independent expenditure program, which has invested more than $60 million on behalf of Democratic candidates.
"Having a significant cash advantage at the candidate and committee level only gets you so far in a bad environment, and that's what Democrats face this cycle -- a very bad environment," said Carl Forti, a Republican consultant who ran the NRCC's independent expenditure program during the 2006 cycle.
"The West Campus Residential Initiative was the university's largest single capital expenditure program and the largest innovative program in undergraduate education since 1865," said Kramnick, who was an early advocate of the house concept and part of its planning since the early 1980s.
The United Kingdom's public expenditure programs, for instance, are now "cash limited".
"A lot of these things don't get the same kind of scrutiny they would get if they were stand-alone expenditure programs".
Reasons for government intervention in the market economy and the impact of government expenditure programs and taxation systems on welfare and behavior.
His research focuses on the health care sector and the effects of government expenditure programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security.
"Our challenge was to finance very heavy capital expenditure programs for a company that had a pretty weak debt rating and not particularly broad access to capital markets," Mr. Durham said.
