Sentence examples for range of expenditures from inspiring English sources

Two effects of this popular involvement are evident: Swiss taxes are rather low by European standards, because voters are able to review and approve a broad range of expenditures, and political decision making tends to be slow, because contending individual claims and opinions must be allowed to be expressed at every step.

One of the new commissioners, former U.S. Rep. Mel Levine, asked the department to produce records explaining a range of expenditures listed on the nonprofits' publicly available tax returns, which offer only summaries of broad categories of spending.

The California EMF project [ 73], on the other hand, suggested that various measures within a large range of expenditures could be justified.

District governments have the discretion to allocate a portion of their revenue as they see fit and the range of expenditure on health indicates that they are making clear choices between sectors.

The median (range) of private expenditure on health was 47.9 (13.4 to 87.7).

Overall costs for city taxpayers were reasonable: in the most intense launch year about 450K/2.5 million residents or CDN$0.20 per resident per year, within the lower range of the expenditure ratios reported in the review by the Canadian Centre for Pollution Prevention [ 21].

The nonpartisan Congressional Research Service examined the full range of existing tax expenditures and concluded that, "Given the barriers to eliminating or reducing most tax expenditures, it may prove difficult to gain more than $100 billion to $150 billion" a year.

Not including the baseline scenario, the annual growth rates of expenditures range from 0.88 to 1.98 for hospital care, 1.78 to 2.89 for home care, and 2.15 to 3.16 for institutional LTC.

Both sexes included subjects ranging from inactive to moderate active, who match patients likely to present in primary care for referral for physical activity on prescription [ 29], and to elite trained and consequently with a wide range of calculated energy expenditure.

Finally, in the 2007 survey and for some respondents in the 2012 survey, although the cost per visit or purchase was collected as continuous data within the range of $0-$0-$500r expendithee, the number of visits or purchases per person was collected as categorical data (based on recommendations from cognitive testing).

The names and ranges of central expenditure have changed over the years see Li (2010) for a discussion of this issue.