Sentence examples for that outlay from inspiring English sources
How is that outlay justified, or how does The Times view that outlay?
With such concerns fading, that outlay is now $55 million a year, and is to be phased out by 2005.
Then they looked at how much each person had spent on health care in 2012 and whether being physically active had changed that outlay.
After the Moody's downgrade, Xerox thought it would have to spend $110 million to terminate derivatives contracts; in fact, by also terminating others on which it booked a gain, Xerox reduced that outlay to $106 million.
However, were Bale to be sold to Real Madrid - who are ready to pay a world-record £85m for the Wales international - then that outlay on new players would be offset entirely, opening up the possibility of a move for Roma's Argentina forward Erik Lamela.
It's generally seen as a bad thing if the overall number of cards grows too high: it increases that outlay required to become competitive in the game, makes mastering the game increasingly about feats of memory, and ups the difficulty of managing a collection.
The budget office estimates that outlays would fall by only $125 billion over the next decade, as the age increase phased in.
Advocates for the poor argue, persuasively, that outlays for civil legal services are budgetary pennies that save many dollars.
On the contrary, prosperity is achieved by huge cuts in government spending – preferably joined with structural reforms ensuring that outlays stay cut.
Unity Marketings measure of luxury consumer spending reveals that outlays have tumbled 19.7%, to $13,151 per person, in the second quarter of 2008, down from $16,384 in the prior year.
He suggested that outlays for refugees was a preventative measure and should count as equivalent.
