Sentence examples for the outlay of from inspiring English sources

Japan's voting system has gone through reforms, but the outlay of parliament seats hasn't kept up with the population shift.

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.

Deborah, Illinois No matter how hard brides, grooms and their families try to tone down the outlay of funds, a destination wedding is expensive for all involved.

"Let's cut out the waffle," David Blunkett, the British home secretary, said Friday as he announced the outlay of more than $20 million on improving counterterrorism surveillance.

Liverpool's commercial revenues remain strong and they have the bank facility to borrow but seriously doubt they can match the outlay of 2011.

Judge thinks it will recoup the outlay of bringing them together under one, expensive roof within a few years.In any case, the money for most big schools' projects comes from wealthy alumni and sponsors, who do not expect it back.

In the 2016 cycle, there were 27 congressional races in which outside spending topped the outlays of the candidates.

What's skyrocketed, though, is the difference separating the outlays of candidates and groups in those races.

Stow's lawsuit alleged that the outlays of money exposed during McCourt's bitter divorce from his wife, Jamie, led the team to cut back on security staff.

NHA data include information on the existence of prepaid health insurance plans, defined as " the outlays of private social insurance schemes, commercial and nonprofit (mutual) insurance schemes, health maintenance organizations, and other agents managing prepaid medical and paramedical benefits including the operating costs of these schemes".

Running costs on GPUs can be much lower than ASIC so it comes down to the cost of repaying the capital outlay of the hardware.