Cuomo distances himself from the outlay, if not the goods.
These line items are all separate, of course, from the outlay required to create and produce the elements of a collection — the trims, shoes, boots, bags, accessories and hosiery.
Companies are required to disclose their capital expenditures, but not to distinguish the outlays that expand a business from the outlays that merely enable it to tread water.
After the 2010 general election Andrew Lansley, who was then health secretary, said he was "staggered by the scale of the expenditure" on consultants, and promised to cut the outlay from its level at the time of £313m.
They also said they would work together to expedite reimbursement to doctors, who generally buy the Lucentis themselves and must wait to recover the outlay from patient bills or insurers.
Delta, by leveraging its software capabilities across more customers, employees, and flights, achieves a higher return than a smaller competitor would from the same outlay.
In the nonbuilding construc tion field — highways, dams, utilities and the like the Sep tember total was $1,278,039 , 000 an advance of 10percentnt from the year‐ago outlay.
For all non-guarantee situations, however, the regulations moved away from the "economic outlay" requirement, to the more nebulous "bona fide debt" requirement.
But it's hard to see how the outlay, even from cash held overseas, is going to break even for the company's shareholders.
And, while the system is under Nato auspices, most of the hardware and the bulk of the outlay have come from the United States.
The increase could be modest because of integration, but the outlay is often coming from a developer who isn't paying the utility bills.
