Reducing provider conflicts of interest — which lead to enormous outlays determined by self-interest rather than health needs — could save billions more.
The last is the only resource that could lead to sizeable financial outlay— the cost of a nurse's services if one is not already available.
Shorter, mild winters or loss of permafrost would lead to supply shortages, massive capital outlays, or inability to access mine sites at all.
From a wagering perspective, this is one of the rare occasions where a small outlay can lead to massive scores should Justify finish outside the top three with a Triple Crown on the line.
Tax credit for research and development expenditures is a common method for encouraging business outlays that may lead to innovations.
That sport outlay would, he said, lead to an annual loss of between £250m to £300m.
But history illustrates the difficulty of keeping spending in check, especially in programs that are open-ended commitments, which too often have led to much larger outlays than initially envisioned.
In this elderly population, many of whom have very limited resources, financial outlay related to vision impairment may lead to hardship.
In the short term, an outlay of resources to identify what works best could lead to considerable long-term gains in healthcare accessibility and ultimately to a cost-effective contribution to improving rural health outcomes.
Defence Secretary Philip Hammond insisted that despite a capital outlay of almost £1.8billion pounds the strategy will, in time, lead to savings of £240millon a year.
But really, stock options are an actual expense, even if there's no immediate cash outlay, and goodwill and other intangibles, carried at their optimistic values, just lead to disappointment and finger-pointing later on.
