Sentence examples for public outlay from inspiring English sources

This public outlay has grown to $5.3 billion annually from just over $2 billion in 1998.

Mr. Ehman said that the cost estimates in the budget analyst's report show that a San Francisco America's Cup would involve a "minimal" public outlay.

And it was tailored to appeal to Bush's sensibilities — government involvement would be temporary, and about half of the initial public outlay would be recovered when redeveloped properties were sold.

And it was tailored to appeal to Bush's sensibilities government involvement would be temporary, and about half of the initial public outlay would be recovered when redeveloped properties were sold.

In an announcement headed Tate Pots Braque, the National Art Collections Fund disclosed yesterday that an important canvas by the cubist painter Georges Braque has been bought for Britain for a public outlay of only £100,000.

As the Tories have promised to ring-fence the NHS, an even sharper reduction in expenditure lies ahead for unprotected areas such as defence and transport.These grim projections assume that welfare spending, the biggest single public outlay, will remain broadly intact.

Second, more elderly means greater public outlays for pensions and healthcare.

Public outlays typically accelerate in a recession due to higher payments on unemployment and social security benefits.

And in a reversal of recent trends, they said, private spending will grow faster than public outlays.

Indeed, across Europe, where the threat of a double-dip recession remains palpable, governments from Germany to Greece are slashing public outlays.

But these proposals would offset just a tiny fraction of the cuts in public outlays pursued by countries trying to rein in their debt.