Sentence examples for expenditures will come from inspiring English sources

Most of the expenditures will come from general fund dollars — now a pie of around $3 billion, or less than half the city's total budget.

Using this expression we can see that after controlling for changes in fees, overall population growth and population aging, changes in laboratory expenditures will come from changes in the number of people with chronic conditions (the treatment prevalence), changes in the expenditure on recommended tests for each person, or changes in per person expenditure on other tests.

The low fuel consumption vehicles are on the road, but still we have to fix the fuel prices for improving the living as we can earn a lot but the expenditure will come down us and the transportation plays the main role for increase the prices of any material.

Although the global packaging market is projected to reach $975 billion by 2018, according to packaging consultancy Smithers Pira, only $244 billion of that expenditure will come from packaging with better environmental profiles, notes award-winning, green-packaging consultancy PulpWorks.

Impress, set up over a year ago, said on Wednesday it will accept donations of £3.8 million to cover the first four years of expenditure, which will come almost exclusively from The Alexander Mosley Charitable Trust.

"Rationing might reduce subsidy expenditure, but it will come at the price of increased social tension," warned Moustapha Bassiouny, an economist at Egypt's Signet Institute.

In such a context, the efficiency and transparency of public RH expenditures will likely come into the spotlight.

In 2007, total energy expenditures in the U.S. will come to more than a quadrillion dollars, or roughly a tenth of the country's gross domestic product.

About half of the deficit reduction will come from expenditure cuts, the other half from tax increases and a broadening of the tax base, including from previously undocumented income.

Or consider this dilemma: money for reparations will come from government expenditure, of which around half is funded by income tax.

We believe that R&D expenditure as a percentage of revenues will come back to its historical average of less than 18% in the coming years.