Sentence examples for recurrent spending from inspiring English sources

"Done well, infrastructure spending is not inconsistent with establishing a better balance between recurrent spending and revenue," Lowe said in Melbourne last week.

The proceeds of asset sales by state and federal government's have, over many years, been swallowed up in the broader budget and plugged holes in recurrent spending, rather than being directed to reinvestment.

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.

The RBA governor said the government needed to achieve a better balance between recurrent spending and revenue, but infrastructure spending, when backed by a solid business case, "can provide support for the economy and can help generate the productive assets that a prosperous economy needs".

Public finances have been in a mess for so long that it seems almost impolite in government circles to mention them.The deficit, which goes largely on interest payments (40% of recurrent spending), defence, subsidies and civil-service wages and pensions, leaves little room for big capital investments.

That is roughly the amount the government has budgeted for recurrent spending on education this year, and twice what it plans to spend on health.Nigeria already has plenty of stadiums: in 1999 it held the FIFA World Youth Championships in eight international-sized grounds, including a huge one in Lagos, the country's commercial hub.

But recurrent social spending is on track to rise 33 percent in the coming year, mainly because the government is introducing a monthly payment of $282 to all low-income residents 65 and older.

For example, salary and allowance payments in Ghana were accounting for over 85% of recurrent health spending up until a few years ago, making it next to impossible to finance additional rural allowances [ 37].

However, compared to non-fallers, recurrent fallers spent on average 20 minutes more per day in sedentary behaviours.

Those figures include recurrent and capital spending from central and local government budgets as well as other sources like international agencies.

cPublic health expenditure consists of recurrent and capital spending from government (central and local) budgets, external borrowings and grants (including donations from international agencies and nongovernmental organizations), and social (or compulsory) health insurance funds.