This pattern of expenditure required Ling to often borrow money to satisfy daily needs.
Liverpool children's author Alan Gibbons, a rigorous campaigner against reductions in library services, said there was a pattern of expenditure on large libraries while smaller branches closed.
Joseph Hoare (principal from 1768 to 1802) gave £200 in total in 1791 and 1792 for repairs in the first quadrangle, part of a general pattern of expenditure upon repair of the older college buildings in the 18th century.
This pattern of expenditure leaves broader health promotion and disease prevention needs of community members unattended to.
This pattern of expenditure by age broadly mirrors patterns of participation by age. Figure 2 shows the estimated average screening cost in 2010 per woman by age.
The pattern of expenditure for DFF was similar to that for other facility income, the only important difference being that the latter could be spent on drugs and sitting allowances, which accounted for 13%and11%1%, respectively, across all facilities.
Furthermore, based on the expenditures for one cantonal and one national agri-environmental scheme, it is determined whether the cantonal scheme resulted in a more demand-oriented pattern of expenditures than the national scheme.
