Sentence examples for sector expenditures from inspiring English sources
In the Danish mixed welfare-state economy, private sector expenditures account for more than half of the net national income.
Power sector expenditures will range from $140 billion to $220 billion, according to the institute, which used computer modeling to predict effects across the economy.
All over the industrialized world an outbreak of peace and prosperity has allowed the private sector to flourish, reducing the need for escalating public sector expenditures.
The Office of Nuclear Energy (NE) in the U.S. is entrusted with the allocation of public sector expenditures for this transition, but there is little to show for its efforts; no advanced design is remotely ready for deployment.
If debt is not simply to compound into more debt, Greece has to find a better balance of public sector expenditures and revenues, a process that includes both annoying improvements in tax collection and desperately hard reductions in pensions and other aspects of the social safety net.
In those settings, this also resulted in savings in health sector expenditures.
We expect public sector expenditure to remain pressured.
Recent reductions in UK public sector expenditure and the termination of the Building Schools for the Future programme have, and will continue to have, an impact on the group in the next few years," the company said.
But the rest of the UK public sector expenditure is nine times that of Scotland, so it is a reasonable presumption that it buys much more from Scotland than Scotland buys from it.
In the wake of job and budget cuts, and in part a reaction to media exposés regarding public sector expenditure on sometimes costly consultants, it's understandable that public sector leaders might feel under pressure to cut the use of temporary workers, freelancers and temporary managers.
Put it another way, the squeeze on public sector expenditure, jobs and services is only now beginning to bite, but the country is hurting and the squeeze on demand is already proving counter-productive by pushing up unemployment benefit costs and cutting the tax take.
