The Osborne agenda hands over control of some important expenditure, but stops short of trusting town halls to raise revenue as they see fit.
However, important new functions requiring significant expenditures have emerged to take the place of printing and shipping.
In this, Ford may be less disingenuous than Carter, for he proposes no important new expenditures except a few military ones.
More important than expenditures, however, could be endorsements.
This is particularly important for expenditures based in Euro-zone countries, especially in Italy, where the majority of staff is located.
Answers to these questions are important because consumption expenditures depend not only on wealth levels, but also on the composition of wealth, and because assets differ in terms of their expected rates of return, riskiness, and liquidity leading them to serve different functions in providing for a household's financial security (Cobb-Clark and Hildebrand 2009).
These purchases constitute the second most important household expenditure, after food [ 41, 42].
Therefore, although each influenza vaccine dose can be administered for a modest cost, influenza vaccination programs can represent an important annual expenditure for middle-income countries in the Americas.
At last, the accreditation procedure represents an important financial expenditure considering that surveyors are made available for hospitals and compensated by HAS.
In the primary care (PC) setting, drug prescriptions represent the most important capital expenditure, accounting for half of the total costs of family health services [ 7] and 10% of a national health system's expenditure [ 8].
