Sentence examples for expenditures such as from inspiring English sources
"Ordinary" expenditures, such as student transportation, must be paid for under contingency.
If import costs rise then inflation could rise too, bringing increases in day-to-day expenditures such as food.
Returns to some of Europe's social expenditures, such as child-care subsidies, are probably quite high, he says.
Economists generally agree that "tax expenditures" such as loopholes and subsidies are the same thing as direct spending.
There, the Court held that public employees cannot be forced to finance a union's political expenditures (such as running ads, lobbying, or supporting electoral candidates) but can be forced to finance the union's collective-bargaining activities.
In earlier years, when she still had a few woman friends, Yasi had helped her cover up some secret expenditures — such as losing at cards, which she and her friends had played for money.
It was alleged that this substantially reduced Birt's tax bill because he could claim personal expenditure, such as his Armani suits, against tax.
While the government is encouraging claimants to manage money through jam-jar accounts, which ringfence sums of money for different areas of expenditure, such as rent and bills, Goulden argues that such accounts remove essential flexibility.
Mortgage payment protection insurance was sold on the basis that it would make repayments on your mortgage (and other related expenditure such as buildings insurance), in the event of accident, sickness or unemployment knocking your income.
IN OLDEN days it was quite common for families to keep a store of spare cash in a cake tin or cookie jar to save for future expenditure, such as Christmas presents.
