Sentence examples for expenditures free from inspiring English sources
If we are to continue the questionable practice of considering political expenditures "free speech," then we should be allowed to contribute only to congressional candidates campaigning in our home district.
Roughly defined as net income plus depreciation, minus increases in net working capital and capital expenditures, free cash flow is what's really left for shareholders when all economic costs and accounting gimmicks are stripped away.
The District would still be denied a voice in the federal legislature, but we would newly be able to control our local tax expenditures free of Congressional oversight.
The latter is a combination of operational and conceptual constituents, where only the operational constituents incur monetary value and as such are interesting for HSS resource tracking, while the conceptual constituents are expenditure-free, and even though they are necessary elements of HSS, they are not included in resource tracking analysis.
For business owners, lifting the burden of employee healthcare expenditures will free them to invest in growing their businesses.
Actually, in a depressed economy the resources to finance government expenditures are free, because they would otherwise be unemployed.
For business owners, lifting the burden of employee health care expenditures will free them to invest in growing their businesses.
But reduction in military expenditures would free funds to restore roads, bridges, and public transport, and to clean up polluted air, water, and soil.
Both the revenue side and administrative expenditure are free from significant errors".
But Prosper, the PUC spokeswoman, defended the expenditure on free Wi-Fi, as a complementary strategy for providing access to those who otherwise couldn't afford it.
But voting isn't a passive activity; it requires action on the part of the voter that is an expenditure of free time and gives little or no immediate reward to someone who isn't deeply vested in one candidate or the other.
