Sentence examples for expenditures i from inspiring English sources

Continuing my series on tax expenditures, I want to discuss an obscure one: the imputed rent that homeowners get from living in their own homes.

Mr. Romney has mentioned cutting tax expenditures – i.e., ways in which the government spends through giving various kinds of tax breaks – but so far he has been very vague on the details.

We also assumed that GDP per capita, fiscal burden, external debt and FDI inflow may have a reverse causality with social expenditures, i.e. that those variables may affect and be affected by social expenditures.

As we can clearly see in the figures, the response time is critical regarding the composition of total government expenditures, i.e., the allocation between investment-related expenditures (G I (t)) and general government expenditures (G w (t)) as well as regarding the necessary changes in the size of the policy instruments.

What lasts forever are foolish, unnecessary tax cuts and tax expenditures (i.e., spending by another name).

Vis-à-vis the Citizens United decision, PACs can now make contributions without limits or restrictions on the sources of funds for independent expenditures (i.e. not directly donated to candidate or party committees) in federal races (PACs are still limited in the amount of direct contributions they are allowed to give and receive).

Mara Balestrini, partner at Ideas for Change, says city councils should see it as "investment rather than expenditure: I'm sure it would cost them a lot more to solve public transport issues by themselves".

To offset that expenditure, I joined the locals for lunch the next day at the central city market, the Stora Saluhallen, bellying up to the bar at Kagelbaren for baseball-size Swedish meatballs in a rich brown gravy served with the standard boiled potatoes, lingonberry preserves, green salad and a glass of water for a mere 45 kronor (a light beer will set you back a further 29 kronor).

It was not an expenditure I expected to have this year.

Figure 10 shows the average PHC which serves as an indirect measure for communication energy expenditure (i.e., for transmission and reception) for the on-body sensors.

Statistically, the split in the estimation procedure is motivated by the specific characteristics of healthcare expenditure: (i) skewness, (ii) excess zeros, and (iii) heavy right tails.