Sentence examples for expenditure programme from inspiring English sources

The Cayman government has also agreed to make significant cuts to its public expenditure programme.

Brown says he will see if the public expenditure programme can stretch that far.

When total revenues are just £400m-ish, and staff routinely consume half, the valuation looks too rich for a business facing a major capital expenditure programme.

"The increase in military spending in emerging and developing countries continues unabated", said Dr Sam Perlo-Freeman, director of Sipri's military expenditure programme.

The suggestions came after the gases group unveiled a $2bn annual increase in its capital expenditure programme to $12bn-$12bn-$12.5bnthe company subsequently said it had funding in place and had no current plans for a cash call.

The great retailer has a decent story to tell too, with analysts expecting him to have eked out profits of about £700m on sales of £23bn – so even concerns about the economic gloom, Sainsbury's capital expenditure programme and the chance of Tesco finally deciding to resume competition are unlikely to knock the chief executive's legendary confidence.

Put crudely, the Lehman collapse caused businesses to put their capital expenditure programmes on hold, and that meant cancelling orders for the type of goods Germany produces.

Some combination of boats, floating platforms and helicopters will have to be employed to get rig workers there and back.To solve these problems, Petrobras has announced the world's largest capital-expenditure programme, worth $174 billion over the next few years.

It is also involved in the negotiation of the MFF, where it plays a pivotal role in reaching a political agreement on the key political issues in the MFF regulation, such as expenditure limits, spending programmes and financing (resources).

That makes capital-expenditure programmes look unattractive.In the short term, the surge of money does seem to be making deals look riskier.

It includes reliable and internationally comparable statistics on public and mandatory private social expenditure at programme level.