Sentence examples for frontline expenditure from inspiring English sources
"Absolutely the budget should be ringfenced because the vast majority of what we do is direct frontline expenditure on the HS," he told Health Service Journal in an interview in September.
Darling's promise to increase expenditure for frontline operations masks a growing crisis facing the defence budget.
We would do better to raise and enforce the minimum wage, enhance training opportunities, step up labour law protection, and refocus public expenditure on frontline services such as housing.
As the workforce has grown, the proportion of total DeNDRoN expenditure on frontline staff grew from 27% in 2006/07, to 57% in 2007/08, to 68% in 2008/09, at which level it has remained.
Even in an outcome-funded world, however, doesn't the state want control over the proportion of total expenditure actually invested in frontline services?
The first, book-length attempt to evaluate British expenditure of blood and treasure, by former frontline military intelligence officer Frank Ledwidge, should become a Defence Academy set text – if, that is, the generals can bear it, because it makes for very grim reading indeed.
Working with IBM and frontline staff, the council has looked at how to reduce expenditure on expensive services such as highways and passenger transport for vulnerable adults and children.
We are focusing our resources on frontline staff who directly oversee programmes on the ground and ensure expenditure is managed well.
It also talks about Cleveland's 2007 arrangement with Reliance Security for custody functions, which the document says has helped to release 33 officers back to the frontline, saving almost £500,000 in efficiency savings and £300,000 in reduced salary expenditure.
