Sentence examples for one-off spending from inspiring English sources

The EIF reckons it detects a warming of interest among Treasury officials aware that some existing, one-off spending on unproven early-intervention schemes could be better directed.

But since then the government has made a number of one-off spending commitments for research that now amounts to several billion pounds.

Each of these new statutory organisations will have additional set-up costs – perhaps amounting to a one-off spend of £360m.

A £11m one-off spend was made to help attract customers to current accounts and tax-free individual savings accounts.

"But my concern is that if this is one-off capital spending and not a year-on-year investment will the increased staffing levels that are needed be affordable?

Today, Mr Abe says that he is ready to dash to the economy's rescue.Already, the ¥6 trillion or so that the tax rise will take out of the economy is to be put back in the form of one-off supplementary spending of ¥5 trillion, plus tax cuts of ¥1 trillion.

The new iteration is decidedly less grand than previous ones; instead of a massive and politically painful swap of tax increases for entitlement cuts, it would lower corporate tax rates a bit to fund some one-off infrastructure spending.

But to the extent that households do economise, that suggests the third-quarter consumption gain will be a one-off; indeed personal spending fell 0.5% in September after the cash-for-clunkers programme ended.

Once, most students saw university as a one-off opportunity to spend three years studying a subject they loved.

He likes to mention the adoption of a "launch cadence," and Audi's conviction that bringing journalists to a one-off event, to spend a day or two with the car, is the more effective road to press attention.

"The difficulty was we had to make a choice – £35m is an awful lot to spend on a one-off event when you could put that money in to long-term projects.