Sentence examples for whose expenditures from inspiring English sources

"The real stuff is done here," said Mr. González, whose expenditures also included reimbursement for working on many weekend days.

Her resources make her an important force in fashion, especially to young designers, whose expenditures at fabric stores tend to be more modest.

Alternatively, he said, the decision could be reinterpreted "in light of the post-Buckley experience" to make "less absolute the contribution/expenditure line, particularly in respect to independently wealthy candidates, whose expenditures might be considered contributions to their own campaigns".

"It is weird that the Pentagon, whose expenditures reached nearly $700bn and accounted for over an appalling 40% of the world's total in 2010, routinely points its finger at China, whose military only spends a small fraction of what the Pentagon consumes every year," said a commentary in state-run Xinhua news agency.

Households impoverished by medical expenditure are those whose expenditure per capita was originally above the poverty line, but fell below that line because of medical expenditure.

This program was to provide a mechanism for pooling of Commonwealth and State/Territory primary health care funds in designated local areas [ 24], and to redress the huge gap in Commonwealth funded Medicare expenditure per person for Indigenous Australians (whose expenditure was 37% of that for non-Indigenous people) [ 25, 26].

Individuals whose consumption expenditure fell below the lower poverty line were considered to be extremely poor and were unable to meet their basic nutritional needs.

In order to minimize measurement error, we use the average food expenditures of households whose food expenditure share of total household expenditure is within the 45th and 55th percentile of the total sample.

Poverty line is defined as the food expenditure of the household whose food expenditure share of total household expenditure is at the 50th percentile in the country.

Poverty was defined as the percentage of individuals in the region whose monthly consumption expenditures are below the relative poverty line, which is defined by Istat using household expenditure survey data (e.g., for 2008 this was set to 999.67 euro for a two members family) [ 30].

In the first case, he abandoned his long-held position against steering his campaign contributors to friendly "super PACs," the outside groups whose vast expenditures on negative advertising are reshaping politics.