Sentence examples for revenue limit from inspiring English sources
Though it does not technically qualify as an emerging growth company because its rapid growth has taken it well over the $1 billion revenue limit, in many ways, Groupon is the epitome of an early stage company.
revenue: revenue limit, state funding, federal funding and local funding.
Reschovsky's analysis says the district stands to lose $60 million under Walker's revenue limit reduction alone.
While California guarantees a certain amount of annual funding called a "revenue limit" to every school district in the state, some districts, like PAUSD, bring in property tax revenues that exceed the revenue limit.
The governor is expected Tuesday to announce a new revenue limit that would require a $500 per-pupil reduction in property tax authority.
and simply divided that by that year's average daily attendance, and that established a revenue limit". That formula, Barrios said, was rife with inherent inequities that have lasted ever since.
The report said without measures to raise revenue "limited spending cuts are unlikely to meaningfully advance the government's aim of balanced finances by the fiscal year ending June 2021".
But, he said, airlines lobby hard to prevent airports from raising the passenger fee ceiling partly because restricting this revenue limits the ability of airports to expand.
No longer will the labels be tied to revenue limited to sales of master recordings – by then most or all artists will be under 360 music contracts that give the labels a cut of virtually every revenue stream artists can tap into – fan sites, concerts, merchandise, endorsement deals, and everything else.
Pai gow -- an ancient Chinese domino game that means "near nine" -- had achieved some success, but its complexities and low revenue limited its appeal.
The "Knot" has been described as a conflicting set of provisions, with revenue limits on one hand and mandated spending on the other, and it's all in the Constitution so it can't be amended without a vote of the people.
