Sentence examples for minus spending from inspiring English sources

The personal saving rate — that is, income minus spending — arguably tells the best story about our recent optimism.

When a tax change is proposed, various analysts around D.C. "score" the change, meaning they estimate its impact on revenues and thus on the budget surplus or deficit, which is just revenues minus spending.

Under the terms of the bailout agreed to in 2012, Greece was supposed to generate a primary surplus of 4.5 per cent of G.D.P. (The primary surplus refers to tax revenues minus spending, not including interest payments on the national debt).

On the measure of total government spending minus spending on debt interest, public expenditure was down by £11bn over the four years to 2014-15, but was set to fall by a further £38bn in the five years to 2019-20.

It is currently under an IMF agreement that requires the government to run annual primary budget surpluses -- revenue minus spending, excluding interest payments -- of 7.5percentt.

CTP is defined as non-subsistence expenditure, which calculated as total household expenditure minus spending on basic necessities.

Update: the House has voted to pass another mini spending bill.

The headroom, lest anyone needs reminding, is currently running out fast: Tom McCarthy (@TeeMcSee) Not even Sully could bring this one in soft RT @adrian_gray One look a treasury's cash position (from Goldman Sachs) pic.twitter.com/ESkHPhZYIw October 11, 2013 Update: the House has voted to pass another mini spending bill.

First-team coach Paul Simpson says the imminent return of several injured players will make it feel like Derby have been on a mini spending spree.

He defines free cash flow as earnings and depreciation minus capital spending and working capital.

This economy-first mindset manifested itself most plainly in Ike's defence budget formula, which he calculated using the "remainder method": revenues minus domestic spending equals defence budget.