Sentence examples for lowering expenditures from inspiring English sources

As the estimated costs of health care reform continue to scare the bejesus out of the Congress and the White House, politicians have devised various scenarios for lowering expenditures.

while lowering expenditures (through our successful "Three Meal Cereal" Program) and cultivating emerging markets, including a relationship with bi-weekly liberal magazine The T___ O___, the annual revenue from which paid for nearly six months of toothpaste.

One valid -- crucial -- criticism of the new Republican platform (their "Pledge to America"), by Paul Krugman among others, is that it recommends lowering taxes AND lowering expenditures, but recommends no specific cuts in the key areas where costs are out of control -- entitlements and wars.

In that case, excluding deductible payments from the calculation of provider expenditures implies that otherwise similar efforts in lowering expenditures would be evaluated differently depending on the average deductible level across patient populations, which depends on factors unobserved to the research team.

This should serve as a penalty for providers who try to lower expenditures by lowering quality.

The observed trend, towards lower expenditures in the later years, does suggest that the BBA may have had a significant impact, especially with higher Medicaid intensity being associated to lower expenditures.

One example of undesirable means of maintaining profitability would be to lower expenditures by reducing the number of services or mix of care provided to low income and/or uninsured population.

The Google Videos situation shows that in order to lower expenditure and adjust its priorities, Google was willing to delete content entrusted to it by users.

But by buying into it, they'll actually be lowering capital expenditures.

Others included reducing hospital use, lowering Medicare expenditures, and minimizing custodial nursing home admissions.

That is helping to lower consumer sentiment and confidence, which in turn is lowering personal consumption expenditures.