Sentence examples for pace of expenditures from inspiring English sources

Moody's said the state government's decision not to slow the pace of expenditures without offsetting improved revenue trends could lead to downward pressure on the ratings.

"The state was working through two lead state agencies, but our office was unhappy with the pace of expenditures and determined that placing the responsibility for recovery under a single agency headed by a statewide elected official would lead to efficiencies the two agencies had not been able to achieve," Ms. Nashed said in a statement.

In the face of persistently rising unemployment through July 2009, Biden acknowledged that the administration had "misread how bad the economy was" but maintained confidence that the stimulus package would create many more jobs once the pace of expenditures picked up.

One of the great peculiarities of this economic expansion has been the relatively lackluster pace of capital expenditures by large U.S. companies.

One of the great peculiarities of this American economic expansion has been the relatively lackluster pace of capital expenditures by large U.S. companies.

7. Rate of expenditure of funds allocated.

And the pace of consumer spending, as measured by personal consumption expenditures, increased each year -- 3.4percentt in 1997, 4.9percentt in 1998 and 5.3percentt in 1999.

Unlike Toshiba, which pioneered the laptop computer and has learnt to live with the jittery pace of development and capital expenditure of the computer industry, Hitachi still saunters to the 20-year product cycle of heavy-electrical machinery.

Revenue was expected to keep pace with expenditures next year, so there was no need for it.

Broad tax reform is also essential to ensure that revenues keep pace with expenditures.

The second form of expenditures are expenditures for "specialized treatments".