Sentence examples for expenditures to zero from inspiring English sources

I am thankful for (not to mention pleasantly surprised by) the voluntary code of conduct adopted by all registered super PACs, to limit their spending in 2016 to eighty per cent of their 2014 totals, with a long-term goal of reducing expenditures to zero within the next decade.

Consistently rated the most peaceable of all countries in the world by the Global Peace Index, Iceland has reduced its military expenditure to zero, has no armed forces, and has reduced the inequality gap between rich and poor.

Reuters reported the models were up for review, along with other planned expenditures, according to two unidentified sources.

Firstly, there's a cash benefit program that gives users cashback for certain medical expenditures up to four times per year.

The authors seek to improve these estimates for cardiovascular disease using a nationally representative survey and econometric modeling to isolate the proportion of medical expenditures attributable to four chronic cardiovascular diseases: stroke, hypertension, congestive heart failure, and other heart diseases.

She also explained that islands can spend up to 20percentt of their GDP on oil expenditures, compared to eight percent in the United States.

If you add the national outlay on honeymoons and gifts, wedding-related expenditure comes to fifty billion dollars a year.

A modest expenditure to produce two datasets from each genotype of interest could provide a sizeable cost savings in materials and labour by increasing the success rate of amplicon sequencing in search of polymorphisms.

The league says 1997-98 salaries consumed 57percentt of revenues and has proposed a 50percentt ceiling on such expenditures to be phased in over two or three years.

That has jacked up their combined free cash flow (cash from operations after capital expenditures) to $20 billion for the nine months.

Schools that disburse federal financial aid could be required to limit non-academic administrative expenditures to no more than two times the amount given in scholarships.