Sentence examples for overall expenditures from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dybul has often rejected such criticisms, saying that young children should be given abstinence messages and that his agency can still tailor its approach because the mandates apply to overall expenditures.

Civil service salaries have been raised 50 percent since 2008, according to the International Monetary Fund; overall expenditures are also expected to grow by 50 percent, and there are subsidies for powdered milk, soybean oil and sugar.

Cost containment in pharmaceutical-benefit plans are often controversially debated for their potential of unintended consequences on health and overall expenditures.

The reform was implemented incrementally in order to preserve the balance of resource allocation and overall expenditures of the system, thus becoming budget neutral.

The problem with this argument is that the overall expenditures were authorized by Congress, no matter how vaguely, and the people will have the chance to vote out the congressmen who gave Treasury such a big blank check.

Overall, expenditures by groups not disclosing their donors has soared to at least $190 million in the 2014 campaign.

The organisation employs some 25,000 people worldwide, with overall expenditure amounting to €952m ($1.14bn) in 2013.

Overall, expenditure on taxis was £39,029.72, down from £46,110.25 the previous month.

These are based on overall expenditure growing by more than 4% a year in real terms.

In terms of salaries, squad size and overall expenditure, we've probably got half of what our nearest competitor in the Premier League has.

The civil service must be able to use money in a different way – to spend more on pay in order to save on overall expenditure.