Sentence examples for wise expenditure from inspiring English sources

And all of these things that you would like to know to tell if it is a wise expenditure or not, you could not find in his budgets.

As president, Bill Clinton made a point of using a synonym connoting wise expenditure rather than the profligate tossing-around of money.

My wife was unsure if this was a wise expenditure under the circumstances.

For example, Manufacturer #11, discussing their device that was purely aimed at the home patient market, did not believe that patient involvement in the MDDD process was a particularly wise expenditure of resources.

Thus, under the principle of "first do no harm" as well as the wise expenditure of research dollars, it is critical to have compelling evidence of potential benefit for a proposed preventive intervention that far outweighs harms, before embarking on large-scale trials.

This, the company claims, has the potential to significantly cut down on the administrative burden of company-wise expenditure tracking and the costs typically involved in doing so.

Group wise summary consumer expenditure data for 20 years is used to derive the elasticity estimates.

The Republican argument boils down to a) too much social spending labelled as "stimulus" b) it spends too much money (although Iraq and Afghanistan, apparently, were wise and prudent expenditures) without creating enough jobs and c) the Democrats are doing it, so it must, therefore, be evil socialism.

The lack of component-wise data on expenditure related to pregnancy and childbirth has often led to poor planning; particularly, in policy decisions on the role and level of funding for maternity care under government programs.

The outcome variables were measured from the detailed information on maternity expenditure (component wise) in the dataset.

Ambulatory care order information includes case-wise ambulatory care expenditures by visit and procedure.