Sentence examples for make outlays from inspiring English sources

In that case, as with Illinois, the S.E.C. has cited the harm done to the investors who bought the governments' bonds — not the retirees whose pensions were at risk, or the taxpayers who found themselves expected to make outlays they never agreed to.

He also persuaded Ford, General Motors and DaimlerChrysler to accelerate payments and make early outlays on tooling programs.

Once a company gets a license for the spectrum, it will then have to make huge outlays to add on to its tower networks, and it will cost them even more if they have to build them from scratch.

To make the outlay even smaller, Ms. Hulser shared the cost with her brother, Michael.

If you don't want to make the outlay, she recommended at least removing the existing blinds.

The Artz family has also made substantial outlays for their pastime.

Poorer countries have made large outlays on population control; however, the basic problem is one not of money but of personnel, not of methods but of motivation.

Making financial outlays often feels like a risk, but when it comes to technology, more and more small companies are finding that when they connect to a network they are fuelling their own growth and business success.

As the President pointed out, discretionary domestic outlays make up just twelve per cent of the budget.

They soon found they had to make large cash outlays to turn Hamilton into a residential community.

With not only the comfort but the health of four million passengers at issue, these outlays make good sense.