Sentence examples for expenditures to pay from inspiring English sources

Such high-density spots are known as million-dollar blocks, because it takes upward of that in state expenditures to pay for their residents' lockups.

If the debt ceiling is breached, the government will have to rely on tax revenues, which currently cover a mere 84% of its expenditures, to pay for everything.

Reducing tax expenditures to pay for both lower personal income tax rates and deficit reduction may seem like a politically attractive alternative to raising tax rates or cutting entitlements or other spending.

When we plan to go, we don't have to save on other expenditures to pay for it and we go whenever we want (40, chief procurement officer for China division in a multinational company in chemicals).

His budget plans each year regularly advocated for tax cuts, but provided no explanation for how the government would cut tax expenditures to pay for them, instead leaving a blank spot where those spending reductions were to be specified.

It doesn't discuss the State's failure to do proper oversight and audits which allowed Verizon to divert these 'construction expenditures' to pay for the wires-to-the-cell-towers for Verizon Wireless or to fund the FiOS cable TV business.

Furthermore, it would have devoted the overwhelming bulk of the revenues from reforming tax expenditures to paying for those lower rates.

How could a government with a non-English majority, such as described, allow any grand committee to dictate legislation that would, inevitably, see it also dictating taxation and public expenditure to pay for that legislation?Sir Malcolm, like me, a former Scottish member of parliament, knows all about grand committees that do not reflect the House majority.

The Southern Rhodesian economy grew considerably during the war despite the concurrent rise of war expenditure to pay for the expansion of the military and the air training scheme.

More than two-thirds of these expenditures have gone to pay the salaries and allowances of the Ministry of Health personnel involved in EPI, and about one fifth of the expenditures have been devoted to vaccines and syringes.

That means revenues go down, expenditures go up to pay for unemployment, food stamps and Medicaid, and deficits increase.