Sentence examples for expenditures without from inspiring English sources

Moody's said the state government's decision not to slow the pace of expenditures without offsetting improved revenue trends could lead to downward pressure on the ratings.

The study by the National Academy of Sciences found that its approach had "meaningfully reduced drug expenditures without demonstrable adverse effects on quality".

"It would not be surprising for a co-op's bylaws to impose a $10,000 limit on expenditures without shareholder approval," he said.

But in 2010 the Supreme Court, in the landmark case Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, ruled that groups could make "independent expenditures" without limits, because such spending amounted to "political speech".

The theory that the survival of the elms lies in spraying is a dangerous illusion, leading one community after another into a morass of heavy expenditures without producing lasting results.

We'd like to see a rebuilding of the Rainy Day Fund and we'd like to see the state get back to a structural balance, where the revenues coming in are enough to pay ongoing expenditures without resorting to one-time solutions".

However, some other countries borrowed in order to offset higher oil prices and in order to maintain an excess of expenditures over consumption, without developing the highly profitable investments with which to finance the debt-servicing obligations they incurred.

BP also said that it will be looking to cut or delay capital expenditure "without compromising safety or future growth".

Most households are able to cope with the relatively uncommon "cold weather shocks" in Britain by increasing fuel expenditure without reducing expenditure on food.

The introduction of any payment card must be accompanied by legislation that strictly forbids access to personal expenditure without a court order.

The Maoists started announcing their policies a "radical transformation", including land reform and a doubling of government expenditure (without explaining where the resources would come from).