Sentence examples for expenditures according to from inspiring English sources

[15] US Nonsignificant differences in Medicare HC expenditures according to income, using merged data from the 1995 wave of the Asset and Health Dynamics Among the Oldest-Old (AHEAD) and the 1998 wave of the Health and Retirement Study.

A SAM is an extended set of national accounts that disaggregates the value added in each production activity into payments to various factors such as land, labor, and capital, and disaggregates household incomes and expenditures according to various household types.

Our objective was to compare health care utilization and per capita expenditures according to Registered Indian and diabetes status in the province of Saskatchewan.

Moreover, although large individuals of the hermaphroditic land snail Succinea putris adjust their ejaculate expenditures according to the body sizes of their mates, this result may be explainable in terms of sperm transfer number of the mates because body size is significantly correlated with ejaculation size in this species [ 32].

Reuters reported the models were up for review, along with other planned expenditures, according to two unidentified sources.

The 30 percent of the population who are the heaviest users of health care account for nearly 89 percent of health care expenditures, according to a government study.

The median pound of consumer expenditure, according to Enders Analysis, is now spent by a household headed by someone who is almost 50.

The subsidies were granted through the Industrial and Commercial Incentive Program, which is now the city's second-largest property tax expenditure, according to Mr. Stringer's report.

The U.S. defense budget will be reduced by more than $450 billion over the next 10 years, amounting to nearly 10 percent of current expenditure, according to the Pentagon.

Total benefit overpayments due to fraud and error in the last financial year cost the Department for Work and Pensions £3.2bn – around 2% of the total benefit expenditure – according to the department's annual report and accounts for 2011-12.

Testing actually costs less, on a per-pupil basis, than a new textbook, a year's worth of school supplies or almost any other educational expenditure, according to a 2010 report by the Stanford Center for Opportunity Policy in Education.