Sentence examples for some outlays from inspiring English sources

They can be forgiven if they resent some outlays their firm willingly makes to others.

Some outlays like payments to an election official possibly amounted to criminal bribery.

Sprint has a deep portfolio of 2.5 GHz spectrum holdings that could be used for 5G deployment, allowing the combined company to avoid some outlays that they may otherwise have to undertake individually.

That, too, requires some outlay, for both special equipment and someone who knows what he's doing.

"The city has to begin to plan for some significant outlays," said Jim Reynolds, an investment manager and new member of the board, who was attending his first agency board meeting since Mr. Emanuel replaced the three hold-over mayoral appointees on the seven-member panel.

The remainder consists of running costs, other costs (such as reconstruction costs, devices, meeting rooms, etc) and some participants' outlays.

Assuming some additional outlay for overhead, it would require an endowment of approximately $5 billion (assuming a 5percentt annual payout rate).

Even if he does, reinforcements will be needed in other areas, with pace in central midfield and defence an obvious requirement, and that will require some immediate outlay.

Most other measures involve some capital outlay - LED lightbulbs are breathtakingly expensive, and you can't ask someone to replace an oven that works just because it's inefficient.

If Congress is unable to come up with a budget compromise by Oct. 1, Gramm-Rudman legislation requires that some $100 billion in outlays be cut to meet the law's targets.

Whereas securing equal recognition for racial, religious, or sexual minorities generally does not require significant financial outlays, some of the actions and policies necessary to secure the equal respect or recognition of people with disabilities cost money, and therefore involve redistribution of resources.