Sentence examples for new expenditure from inspiring English sources

At the same time Wall Street's troubles are threatening to crimp New York's tax receipts, the fall in stock prices is creating a significant new expenditure for the city: the city's pension funds for the municipal work force and retirees are heavily invested in the market.

In doing so he promised that there would be no new expenditure cuts or other economic horrors for the party to swallow as part of Britain's £2.3bn deal with the International Monetary Fund.

Hawke, who was prime minister between 1983 and 1991, said any nuclear waste dumping would need Indigenous leaders' full consent, but he stressed that the solution would give Australia "the capacity for substantial new expenditure on indigenous Australians".

The new expenditure, which Lindsay described as an "eight-figure" buy, is significant because it is the first big expense for the group that Bush helped raise more than $103m to finance, and which is expected to perform other campaign functions in support of the former governor.

The treasurer, Scott Morrison, and the finance minister, Mathias Cormann, were at pains to say when releasing the Myefo in Perth that they had worked hard to keep the budget on track for a surplus through offsetting new expenditure with savings.

In the March quarter, private new capital expenditure continued its long slide with just $30.72bn in new expenditure compared to $42.1bn worth of spending in the peak quarter of June 2012: It meant in seasonally adjusted terms total capital expenditure fell 5.2% – the fourth biggest fall this century.

The Olympic Games of 1976, the most visible example of the new expenditures, were enormously expensive.

Stupefying sleep deprivation, baffling health concerns, alarming new expenditures, overweening pride.

Eventually, Ms. Eaton said, new expenditures for ads in Express would require her to cut spending elsewhere.

Only about a third of those new expenditures, however, have gone to educational programs that could lift regular achievement.

This last initiative, Proposition 49, necessitated some five hundred million dollars a year in new expenditures while providing no new revenues to pay for them.