Sentence examples for expenditures a year from inspiring English sources

Some business groups, including the New York Bankers Association, want to loosen a rule requiring any group that spends more than $50,000 and more than 3 percent of its expenditures a year on lobbying in the state to identify individuals or companies that contribute more than $5,000 to it.

Incredibly, Mississippi's single greatest state expenditure a year after the war ended was the purchase of artificial limbs for its veterans, which consumed 20 percent of the state's budget.

The difference between revenues and expenditures during a year is either a surplus or a deficit.

The £2.3bn, Peter Mandelson says, is "effectively the same as underwriting the entire vehicle sector's research and development and capital expenditure for a year".

The success of these reforms matters to all of us because, if we exclude benefits and pensions, the cost of procurement amounts to 40% of government expenditure: £6,000 a year for each taxpayer.

"If you as an Illinois taxpayer resist this expenditure in a year when our state's budget is only getting further and further into red ink, let your state legislators know," the posting urges.

A ceiling for the individual's expenditure over a year is determined by the central level government [ 34].

Clothing accounts for around 5% of the UK's total annual retail expenditure, with consumers spending £44bn a year on clothes - around £1,700 per household and second only to food and drink in terms of expenditure on consumable goods.

"We are already spending $3 trillion a year on all energy expenditures.

However, as BP cuts capital expenditure to between $17bn and $19bn a year, compared with predictions of $24bn to $26bn a year ago, unsettling questions remain about its future.

An expensive infrastructure job was evidently necessary, taking the website in-house and forcing capital expenditure above £800m a year for a while.