Although the recurrent budget that pays for researcher salaries, consumables and suchlike is not included in the present exercise, the choices made on which facilities and projects to support may well influence that funding stream.
In a recurrent joke that pays off, Mr. Foxx's character, Quincy Watson, maintains that only a crazy person -- in other words, a besotted fool in love -- would bite himself hard enough to break the skin.
In an economic speech on Wednesday, Morrison distinguished "bad debt" – to pay for recurrent spending – from "good debt" – debt used for investment purposes that increases productive capacity and produces future income.
Although neither this nor the volume of resources involved have been properly documented by the regional offices, SIS funds have been used as a stopgap to pay other recurrent costs such as, personnel cost in order to meet the demand of curative and preventive services [ 6].
Much attention is also paid to recurrent gene aberrations in STSs as the predictive biomarkers [11] [13].
However, it emphasized that, while recurrent expenditures should be paid for by the district/county governments, the infrastructure/capital investment for the CHCS should be jointly financed by district/county and Chengdu municipal government [ 20].
Thus, the increased health spending was used to increase drug availability while in the PNFP facilities, the increased spending may have been used to pay for other recurrent costs.
Pay attention to recurrent appearances of a particular animal in your life.
Only a small proportion of the costs are actually recovered as the amounts charged to the users do not take salaries, investments or recurrent costs, which are all paid by the state, into account, and represent only a small percentage of the overall health budget (an order of magnitude of five percent is often cited at state level [ 1, 2].
A Ryanair spokesman said: "Once cabin crew start working for Ryanair, we pay for all their recurrent training, which is exactly what other airlines do".
