Sentence examples for proposed expenditures from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boehner, who is the likely speaker in a Republican-controlled House, has also said he would move to overhaul the Congressional appropriations process, to give more power to rank-and-file lawmakers, and cast sunlight on proposed expenditures.

And, from time to time, he likes to take to his Twitter account, make a listicle, and ridicule various proposed expenditures without any concern whatsoever to the context or the substance of the funding matter at hand.

Proposed expenditures shall not exceed funds.

(a) The Governor shall prepare and submit to the General Assembly, at a time prescribed by law, a State budget for the ensuing fiscal year... Proposed expenditures shall not exceed funds estimated to be available for the fiscal year as shown in the budget.

Nonetheless, the city is undertaking important steps that will help reduce future harm -- like the recently proposed expenditure of $100 million to green the city, which will provide the multiple benefits of lowering the volume and velocity of runoff, recharging groundwater supplies with rainwater and reducing the number of sewage spills.

Total and annual costs of ART are presented in the results section and compared to the status quo scenario and to proposed expenditure levels required within a universal health system.

Among the most dramatic changes of direction is the recent U.K. budget, which proposes expenditure cuts and tax increases totaling 113 billion pounds ($172 billion) to slash a deficit of 11% of economic output.

His budget has proposed huge expenditures — $634 billion over 10 years — as a down payment, and it clearly specifies where to find the money.

I said, 'We've got to cut capital spending.' " At the time, Telmex was investing about two billion dollars a year; Stephenson proposed cutting expenditures to $1.2 billion.

The proposed emergency expenditures on nearly every realm of education, including school renovation, special education, Head Start and grants to needy college students, would amount to the largest increase in federal aid since Washington began to spend significantly on education after World War II.

American Airlines cut its proposed capital expenditure by $2.5 billion, postponing the delivery of new aircraft and extending the working life of its existing fleet.