Sentence examples for net expenditure from inspiring English sources

Last year's annual report showed a jump from £79m to £266m in net expenditure on fixed assets and intangibles.

Libraries suffered a 14% reduction in total net expenditure, from £979m in the year to March 2012 to £842m in the latest year.

This net expenditure, in turn, yielded an increase in appraised value of $20,194, a 97percentt rate of recovery on the investment.

Net expenditure on social care has dropped in real terms from £8.1bn in 2005-06 to £6.3bn in 2014-15, a drop of more than one-fifth, according to figures from Age UK.

The report also found that planning appeals were taking longer and between 2010-11 and 2017-18 there was a 37.9% real-terms fall in net expenditure on planning functions.

But the Palace insisted that the net expenditure for 2012-13 wasmallmall reduction in real terms after inflation and £3.2m less than the £36.5m bill in 2008-9.

Safety net expenditures grew in aggregate and were widely distributed to all types of needy families.

Mr. Lew warned in his letter that a single day's net expenditures could be as high as $60 billion.

The investigators managed to account for net expenditures in the 1956 campaign of $33,185,725, of which, by its calculations, $20,685,387 was disbursed by Republican organizations, $10,977,790 by Democratic organizations, $941,271 by labor groups (mostly on behalf of Dem. candidates) and $581,277 by minor parties and others that cannot be identified with either Republicans or Democrats.

"Net expenditures on certain days can be as high as $60bn," he said.

These benefits would include increasing incomes and consumption levels above what could be achieved through safety nets, and reducing safety net expenditures and their associated opportunity cost.