Sentence examples for get expenditure from inspiring English sources

"For the second time the prime minister has got rid of a chancellor of the exchequer who tried to get expenditure under control," a disenchanted, hardline Tory MP publicly observed after the Lloyd dismissal, adding that "once is more than enough".

That way it's easy to get expenditure to your company's finance person or your accountant/book keeper.

Morrison conceded national economic policy needed "a direction" and the government needed to build a sense of confidence to help boost economic growth – but he also signalled the government's renewed efforts on budget repair would be focused on getting expenditure under control.

The authors' hypothesis is in line with our supposition that this correlation may be due to the possibility of getting expenditure on CAM reimbursed from statutory health insurance.

Until such time as you get your expenditures below 25, and preferably well below 25, you won't balance a budget.

And I suspect that you're not going to get the expenditures down to 20%.

To start, you should: Get your expenditures under control.

A rational decision maker will ask what return or payback they are getting on expenditure and resources they control.

Workers' compensation laws alone did little to get industry to make expenditures to prevent occupational diseases.

Mr Bush has worried fiscal conservatives by letting public expenditure get out of control.

I knew that an organisation that was so dysfunctional that it could approve £85,000 of expenditure, get the posters printed and then decide to bin them – well, it didn't have a future.