Sentence examples for immediate expenses from inspiring English sources

But that money is aimed at long-term reconstruction rather than the government's immediate expenses.

WorldCom would shoulder immediate expenses connected to Intermedia bonds, which are rated or below investment grade.

When people come in for help with immediate expenses, the Brooklyn Bureau also tries to help them find work.

It also provides a brokerage and bond fund to assist victims seeking to escape family violence with immediate expenses and $1.2m for domestic violence and rape crisis centres.

But, Mr. Brill said, sponsors often provide for a "working capital fund" to be financed by unit buyers in the amount of about one or two months' common charges to meet immediate expenses.

Together with insurance coverage and a number of corporate grants, including $1 million from the Ford Foundation, the pledges, which came from more than 27,000 people, will largely cover the immediate expenses, said WNYC's president, Laura Walker.

So officials at Woods Hole came up with a phased approach that promises to lower the immediate expense.

The comparisons reflect the immediate expense of running the cars or appliances shown — the price incurred from pump or plug to car or device.

The amount of investment eligible for immediate expensing grew to $500,000 in 2010 and 2011, but was to fall to $139,000 in 2012 and $25,000 in 2013.

Lower taxes on capital gains, dividends and corporate profits and immediate expensing of equipment all reduce the cost of capital, encouraging firms to invest more.

The most immediate expense will come in the next several weeks, when federal bank regulators complete "stress tests" on the nation's 19 biggest banks.