Sentence examples for outlay made from inspiring English sources

Six weeks ago he broke the club's transfer record to bring Willian to the Dynamo Stadium for £30m and the Brazil midfielder is not the first expensive outlay made by the Dagestan club.

Its scope and financial outlay makes it the biggest civilian Earth observation project ever envisaged.

Payments to relatives and outlays made in the years before the election are generally excluded from this exercise, and bills that inexplicably surface late in the process also run the risk of being disqualified.

And heavy advertising outlays made matters worse.

Ideally you calculate this measure of profit by adding back to reported aftertax earnings the allowance for depreciation, then subtracting the necessary capital outlays made to maintain the business at its existing level.

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

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

The report primarily written by Goldman economist Ed McKelvey Ed McKelvey cites Treasury Department and Congressional Budget Office data that state that Medicare now accounts for 12.5% of U.S. government outlays, making it the third-largest program after Social Security and Defense, both of which account for about 20% of outlays.

And like the gambits before it, the advertisement held risks just by definition of what it was: A giant financial outlay that made Mr. Obama almost unavoidable to television viewers who are by now weary from all these many months of politicking.

The £100,000 spent on Zamora was the only transfer outlay Adams made in building his squad.

With regard to call options, the equilibrium condition fundamentally equates the future amortizations from a loan to the value of the outlays, k, made by the bank to provide the loan.