Sentence examples for reduced outlays from inspiring English sources

As reported previously, the GOL had initially pegged its 2009 national budget (now being debated at the session of the General People's Congress currently underway) to a price per barrel of USD 65; however, it recently re-calibrated the budget and significantly reduced outlays on some development projects to reflect sagging oil prices.

However, the short term effect of their reduced outlays will put downward pressure on GDP growth.

The two largest, most important, and most active European military powers, France and the United Kingdom, reduced outlays in real terms.

Some subsidy reforms, especially in the 1980s and 1990s, reduced outlays, but attempts were often reversed after meeting resistance (sometimes violent) or rolled back in the face of large commodity price swings.

This latter figure, however, is somewhat overstated due to transfers to the Treasury from Fannie and Freddie, counted as reduced outlays, but not really fiscal drag in the sense of less spending on activities that would promote growth; still, even without those remittances, we'd be looking at an unusually austere year (I also had to estimate 2013q4 GDP since it's not out yet).

Where better school performance brings a higher level of educational attainment and improved labour market outcomes, then the government may benefit from higher tax revenues and reduced outlays for social welfare programs.

… You get credit for taking action to reduce outlays, without antagonizing all the people who get upset when you actually reduce outlays".

Some families are responding by adding more money, she said, but others see no choice but to reduce outlays.

In fact a decisive and credible plan to gradually reduce outlays would significantly reverse expectations of future tax liabilities, significantly shifting behavioural responses.

Under the Affordable Care Act of 2010 — "Obamacare" — the formula that governs payments to health-care providers was altered to reduce outlays significantly — about five hundred billion dollars over ten years.

By 2015, when the budget is supposed to come into balance, it plans to reduce outlays by C$5.2 billion a year just 1.9% of current spending compared with a 5% drop in Ontario.