Sentence examples for expenditures spending from inspiring English sources

The city will, for the first time, require disclosure of independent expenditures — spending that is not coordinated with a campaign.

In the first quarter of the year, overall government expenditures — spending at the federal, state, and local level — declined by more than four per cent, according to the Commerce Department.

Those in the New York area ranked second only to San Franciscans in many categories: household income, average annual household expenditures, spending on housing and spending on food (except for spending on meat, poultry, fish, eggs and dairy products, where the New York region ranked No. 1).

Mr. Kahn assumed that there would be debt financing of stimulative spending, saying that the effects of increased balanced-budget expenditures — spending that is fully paid for by tax increases — were "a matter for separate study" which, in fact, he never got around to.

Nevertheless, our results suggest that a reallocation of an average person's expenditures (spending more on experiences and less on material goods) might be associated with a slightly higher well-being.

At the same time, the Chamber has reinforced its lobbying power by becoming one of the largest conduits of election-related "independent expenditures," spending over $32.8 million on Federal elections in 2010.

With one-third of total health care expenditures spent on hospital care and about 20 percent spent on physician services and specialists each year, this is where the big money is -- and where it can be saved.

There is no doubt that lots of expenditures spent in user devices are saved while the range of selecting relays is limited.

Fig. 2 Sensitivity analysis of varying parameter values on economic growth Fig. 3 Calibrated relationship at different health probabilities between the proportion of health expenditures spent for prevention in GDP and economic growth.

Fig. 1 Theoretical and calibrated relationships between the proportion of health expenditures spent for prevention in GDP and economic growth (upper panel) versus that and social welfare (lower panel).

Total research expenditures at Riverside are significantly concentrated in agricultural science, accounting for 53% of total research expenditures spent by the university in 2002.