Sentence examples for expenditures reduced from inspiring English sources

The Politburo also raised interest rates, curbed government expenditures, reduced imports, and adjusted the currency exchange rate.

Health 'shocks' such as unexpected health expenditures, reduced functional capacity and lost income and productivity are primary risk factors for health impoverishment [2, 3].

Employers have an economic interest in employee health, particularly given that obesity is associated with increased use of sick leave and disability expenditures, reduced job productivity and increased absenteeism.

Analysts reported that efforts to improve healthcare access in Afghanistan through the BPHS were constrained by inadequate infrastructure and transportation, restrictive cultural norms, lack of skilled female staff, high out-of-pocket expenditures, reduced access in remote areas and winter months, and inadequate quality of care [ 2426]6].

The White House, which opposes the bill, pointed out in a statement that the deduction could actually discourage companies from making investments and hiring for the year that it is in effect because those additional expenditures reduce income.

Special interests, like the casino, energy and hospital industries and others, have been heavily involved and sometimes find their ways around disclosure rules and exert their influence through independent expenditures, reducing race after race into a contest of slogans.

In response, AMD said it will cut 2007 capital expenditures, reduce discretionary expenses and limit hiring to critical positions.

National tourism offices abroad would be cut, a third of short-term contracts in the public sector abolished, military expenditure reduced and supplies to hospitals and other state enterprises monitored.

"Now with the changes in government funding we had our capital expenditure reduced by 27%.

A 1% increase in total health expenditure reduced infant mortality rate by approximately 3 infants per 1000 live births in both the fixed and random effects models, respectively.

While public health care expenditure reduced death rate by about 0.8 in both fixed and random effects models, private health care expenditure reduced death rate by approximately 0.4 per 1000 people in the fixed and random effects models, respectively, at 1% significance level (Table  5).