Sentence examples for services expenses from inspiring English sources
The report cites high taxes and costly services; expenses that might make sense if you're a citizen who plans to one day employ your country's substantial social services, but less so if you're an expat who pays into those services but doesn't fully benefit.
to be the policy of the Government of the United States to make no appropriation of money or property for the purpose of founding, maintaining, or aiding by payment for services, expenses, or otherwise, any church or religious denomination, or any institution or society which is under sectarian or ecclesiastical control.
The bill would also create a Community Reinvestment Fund of $500 million to communities that were impacted by the war on drugs by providing funds for job training, reentry services, expenses for the expungement of convictions, public libraries, community centers, youth programs and health education programs.
Medication and medical services expenses are the major components of these costs, but substantial costs also applied for equipment and other expenses.
It has announced plans to cut short term deficits by reducing infrastructure and civil service expenses.
Identically priced Car Care also lets you track oil changes and service expenses.
Historically, the enterprise market has been dominated by installed software, which typically involves large upfront fees and recurring service expenses.
The research gives evidence that Visual Arts whose advertising expenses are one third of program service expenses, are profitable despite of the financial crisis.
Service expenses actually went down under the new system as employees devised and shared solutions to common customer issues.
Each billed central service activity must separately account for all revenues (including imputed revenues) generated by the service, expenses incurred to furnish the service, and profit/loss.
Yet this season, because of the economy and a general souring on celebrity, many designers are taking a budget approach to V.I.P.'s, paying only for a guest's outfit for the show and maybe grooming and car-service expenses.
