Sentence examples for forecasts of expenditure from inspiring English sources

In its annual report last June, NMEC's directors said that the company "seeks to achieve accurate and robust forecasts of expenditure and income".

The fit is worse in the case of SR, where the size of the sample is small due to the loss of elements in the cohorts, so this originates greater differences in the forecast of total expenditure for those cohorts.

Forecasts of receipts and expenditures are often wildly at variance with reality; changes to accounting practices are sometimes made for cosmetic political purposes; and certain distinctions, such as those between capital and current expenditures, are frequently blurred deliberately.

In a 2010 survey of forecast expenditure at retail centres in the United Kingdom, Meadowhall was ranked 12th and Sheffield City Centre 19th.

According to forecasts of the Algerian Ministry of Health, national health expenditure has more than doubled since 2001.

The simulation makes a forecast of energy consumption and total economic cost considering the IMPEX (implementation expenditure), OPEX (operational expenditure) and CAPEX (the capital expenditure, i.e. the expenditure associated to upgrades) for different strategies of macro/femto deployment upgrades, year-by-year, throughout a period of 8 years.

7. Rate of expenditure of funds allocated.

The concessions made by Osborne in response to the OBR's latest forecasts of the probable outturn of the balance between revenue and (previous) plans for expenditure are certainly welcome.

In particular, Ozawa [13] proposed a fuzzy auto-regressive (AR) model to forecast the data of living expenditure of workers' household in Japan, where the identification and the estimation of its model and the model parameters are optimized by the linear programming problem under some conditions.

He released forecasts of the war's cost that quickly became obsolete, and then he ignored the need for massive expenditures until a crucial half year in Iraq had been lost.

Forecasts of the current account surplus diverge.