Sentence examples for transfer expenditure from inspiring English sources

Total transfer expenditure for the 92 English league clubs during the period topped £1bn for the first time.

Then, Liverpool's captain had gone public with his frustration at the club's transfer expenditure and insisted he would consider leaving at the end of the season unless there were signs of tangible progress.

An editorial expressed the doubt that David Moyes, United manager-designate, would be "perceived to be Fergie's choice when Fergie is bound to be on the board that will oversee transfer expenditure and the like".

Operating profit is up to £8.7m, although that becomes a net loss of £7.1m once transfer expenditure is taken into account.

According to the latest Deloitte Annual Review of Football Finance, only half the clubs in the Premier League made an operating profit in the last football season 2012-13 (that is, profits not including net transfer expenditure).

Mourinho must now make this season feel like the full package of progress by leading United back into the Champions League, which is surely the minimum requirement after the world record transfer expenditure of £89m on Pogba and the Ibrahimovic coup.

While redistribution of transfer expenditures to clubs training players constitutes one of the justifications for the transfer rules, redistributive impacts linked to the transfer market remain limited.

There are circumstances in which it may be necessary to transfer expenditures to or from a sponsored account subsequent to the initial recording of the charge in the general ledger.

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In homogeneous states such as Denmark, decentralization may simply mean the shift of administrative powers to regions or the transfer of expenditure powers to municipalities.

It captures a rich set of data including demographic characteristics, labour decisions, private cash transfers, and expenditure.