Sentence examples for gross expenditure from inspiring English sources
With gross expenditure hitting £2.2bn, the council is looking for ways to reduce the amount it spends on goods and services, which currently cost approximately £930m.
There's issues of: domestic abuse, gross expenditure, wrongdoing, spying, child abuse, cybercrime, dodgy landlords, inflated bonuses, spurious expense claims and much more.
In 2012, owners' gross expenditure was £389 million, or $609 million, while income through prize money and sponsorship amounted to £85 million.
The report said: "The commission estimates that gross expenditure on unfunded public service pensions will remain close to current levels as a proportion of GDP over the next decade".
Together with the $9bn vote on Friday, the package appears to be similar, at least in gross expenditure, to the $60bn deal Boehner decided not to tackle on Tuesday.
Total gross expenditure to the tax payer on providing bed and breakfast accommodation for housing homeless families in the borough in 2012-13 wactuallylly £1.974m, according to an investigation carried out by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism and reported in the Guardian.
Due to their "near-monopoly" position, PBMs have been able to exploit these discounts to grow their share of revenues at the expense of pharmacies and manufacturers – currently nearly one-third of gross expenditures on patented drugs are rebates and discounts.
In 2005, Italy's gross expenditures on R&D (what economists call "GERD") was 1.1%, compared to 2.25% for the OECD area and over 1.7% for the EU.
But instead of paying Butcher-Forde in one lump sum, a new contract allowed them to retroactively bill past mail campaigns 25 cents per piece of mail and charge a 17.65% management fee on the Jarvis group's gross expenditures.
We then subtracted capital depreciation and profit from gross expenditures to obtain operating expenditures for each system.
First, we converted Danish gross expenditures in Danish krone (DKK) to USD using 2000 purchasing power parities.
