Many small businesses may like the plans as a way to reduce their own outlays for employee health insurance.
Communities here are still piling on additional debt not only for their own outlays but to transfer funds to the former East Germany more than two decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Mara needed $4,000 a game to cover his own outlays and $2,000 to $6,000, depending on the team, to pay the visitors to break even.
In 1999, when he had acquired two of four farms he would own, his outlay was reported at $1,481,500.
Rather than trying to recoup some of his own huge outlay, he handed over Wolves in such a way that it secured even more investment.
To the extent that European nations feel at risk, they should increase their own military outlays, improve continental military cooperation, and further reduce economic dependence on Moscow.
Philanthropists Bill and Melinda Gates called on the world today to launch a "decade of vaccines" that would dramatically reduce childhood mortality in poor countries and they pledged to raise their own foundation's outlays on vaccine research, development, and delivery by 25%, to a total of $10 billion over the next decade.
Some of the innovative ideas and solutions being tested include: To avoid the huge financial outlay of owning a facility to host a residency, the Austin-based Rusedr Repertory theatre used a co-op financial model to help cover the cost of the lease on a church space for their own long-term placement.
The Publisher is taking on the risk here they might be outlaying their own cash on advertising to promote the product/service, or they are linking to that company's product/service in the content of their site's own webpages (when they could be linking to another company instead).
It became normal practice for taxes to be farmed out, which meant that the collectors recouped their outlay on their own terms.
