The water pan presented impacts costs to include acquisition of land, steep capital outlay, attracting informal settlement around it and possible emissions from the many livestock and wild game that congregate around it daily.
The belt-tightening could also undermine ad spending in a more direct way: In Britain, for example, where the government is the biggest advertiser, Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged steep reductions in marketing outlays as part of his plan to bring the budget deficit under control.
In addition to steep staff cuts, marketing outlays were slashed.
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The building dates back to the 10th century and for the outlay of €3, you can climb the exceptionally steep steps to the top of the keep.
He cites a recent European Commission report that notes that lost business, steeper freight and commuter costs, interruptions to supply chains, and government outlays for tighter border policing will probably cost the whole European economy at least 18 billion euros each year.
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Britain's stubbornly high rate of inflation — one of the steepest in Europe — also poses problems for the deficit, as inflation-linked benefits and bond payments will require increased government outlays.
Government outlays continued to rise.
Outlays last year were $169‐million.
