Sentence examples similar to stemming from savings in expenditures from inspiring English sources

The gain is attributable to savings in expenditures on means-tested public benefit programs and an increase in sales and lodging tax revenue from weddings and wedding-related tourism.

This improvement in specificity may result in savings in expenditures related to confirmatory imaging.

The economic rate of return from Perry is in the range of 6 percent to 10 percent per year per dollar invested, based on greater productivity and savings in expenditures on remediation, criminal justice and social dependency.

These modest improvements came at substantial cost to the Medicare program ($400 million) with no demonstrable savings in expenditures.

Economical convenience stems both from the low production costs of LOC devices and from savings in reagents costs and waist disposal.

In April 1988, ministers were told by the expenditure review committee – commonly known as the razor gang – to expect that all new initiatives should be funded from savings in their own portfolios.

While tens of millions of dollars have been spent, few outcomes of major change have stemmed from these expenditures.

He goes on to name a number of "innovations" that stemmed from government expenditures on infrastructure.

Those figures, based on the personal consumption expenditures price index, were about in line with expectations, and reflected the falling cost of energy stemming from a 30percentt slide in oil prices.

First implemented in 1995, the reform stemmed from concerns about inequities in property tax burdens and expenditures and radically changed the financing of public schools.

The cuts would be on top of projected savings of $468 million stemming from the merger, the chief executive, Jay S. Fishman, said.