Sentence examples for sensible expenditures from inspiring English sources
Overall, then, it is questionable whether special efforts to further protect airports are sensible expenditures.
"If Neymar makes Paris Saint-Germain the most-followed club in the world on Facebook or on Twitter, that turns this into a commercially sensible expenditure". With Neymar coming to Paris with more than 130 million followers on social media and a stable of sponsors that include Gillette, Red Bull, Nike and Panasonic, that may not be a reach.
(He also suggested that an individual in England was worth £90, and in Ireland £70).In a lecture on anatomy in 1676 Petty argued that the state should intervene to assure better medicine, which could save 200,000 subjects a year and thus represented a sensible state expenditure.
"One of the benefits of concurrence [approval by the prime minister] is there is some check on a president who might lose a little perspective about what would be a sensible extent of expenditure of public monies on overseas trips, like a helicopter for example".
But if moderate increases in marginal rates wouldn't much affect behavior, a mix of rate increases and cuts in tax expenditures might be a sensible path.
Ashtead's plans to cut back capital expenditure and reduce leverage are sensible in this context, but do little to allay investors' concerns of tougher times ahead.
It would be impossible, they say, to fashion a sensible rule to determine when contributions or independent expenditures should require recusal under the federal Constitution's due process clause.
They make a series of sensible suggestions for how the good life could be attained: a basic citizens income, an expenditure tax and curbs on advertising to rein in consumerism; a Tobin tax on financial transactions.
