Sentence examples for limit outlays from inspiring English sources

The Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo was reluctant about the potential cost but endorsed the idea in March after a study said the city's existing infrastructures should help limit outlays, putting the hosting budget at €6.2bn (£4.3bn).

The new budget obliges the government to reduce its deficits to zero by 2005, and limits future outlays to provincial governments known for corruption and inefficiency.

Lagomasino suggests limiting your outlays to 3% to 4% of assets.

Call it a perfect model for self-policing the hard-line self-policing the NFL limits payroll outlays, while the league's ambitious revenue-sharing program meansalarye's no advantage to runaway spending.

Congress carved the doughnut hole into the Medicare prescription drug plan as a way to limit the federal outlay.

Madrid claims that close to 80percentt of its buildings are either built or under construction, limiting its further outlays.

Periodically, administrations have suggested creating a capital budget, both to give clearer picture of the economic effects of federal spending and to shield investments from budget cuts that should be limited to consumption outlays.

UK spokeswoman Georgina Blain says that Etsy.com is very aware of the type of vendor who uses their website: "We have a large number of home-based businesses – stay-at-home mums who have started a business, or those just starting out who want to limit their initial outlay costs.

In this elderly population, many of whom have very limited resources, financial outlay related to vision impairment may lead to hardship.

Construction sector is vulnerable to economic changes, especially during recession periods due to the high capital outlays, cost flexibility and high competition limiting the price.

Her limit was a little more than $1 million, which meant an outlay of $5,500 a month maximum.