Sentence examples for expenditures as of from inspiring English sources
The Fargo and Lone Wolf districts had similar enrollment and per-student expenditures as of 1997, but Fargo school district's per-student expenditures begin to increase rapidly starting in 2009, when turbines were first built within the district.
In fact, districts with and without turbines in 2010 had very similar median per-student expenditures as of 1997, but districts with turbines in 2010 actually had a lower median per-student expenditure by 2015 (see Fig. 11).
The top three outside spenders in the election — the Congressional Leadership Fund, the National Republican Congressional Committee and the Republican National Committee — had collectively shelled out more than $4.7 million in independent expenditures as of May 17 to oppose Quist and advocate for Gianforte.
The analysis results on the effects of medical expenditure on the percentages of other expenditures (as of total expenditure) are shown in Table 6.
This includes prescription drug expenditures as well as out-of-pocket payments.
To control for differences in the health care systems, we incorporate the out-of-pocket health expenditures as well as the public health expenditures as percentage of total health expenditures in our regression.
Medical and non-medical expenditure as well as loss of income were quantified in two interviews covering separate time periods.
Out-of-Pocket health expenditures as percentage of total expenditures on health Public Health Exp.
A quarter century ago, Ronald Reagan and a Democratic Congress managed to pare back tax expenditures as part of the budget reform of 1986, overcoming powerful opposition.
†Using World Bank's estimates of public health expenditures as percentage of gross domestic product, gross domestic product, and population to estimate per capita expenditures.
Elola used straightforward and overall accepted indicators (infant mortality, life expectancy, potential years of life lost, health care expenditures as % of GDP and per capita, and, for a subset of countries, an indicator of satisfaction with the health care system).
