expenditures造句

curtailment of expenditures on armaments

After all, the expenditures can often seem wasteful and ineffective.

Prioritize cuts in oversize expenditures, especially the military.

A principle of maintaining a basic balance between revenue and expenditures

We should conscientiously handle fiscal and taxation work and vigorously increase revenue and cut expenditures.

Now you're into money, possessions, earnings, major expenditures, cash flow and searching for loose change under sofa cushions.

In light of this rampant growth, the obvious question is: Why the unyielding surge in international defense expenditures?

That is, the need for well-functioning systems for collecting and analysing health information, including information on resources and expenditures.

Rockefeller Institute study last year found that, over time, gambling revenues grow more slowly than the expenditures of the programs (such as education) that they fund.

This includes information related to performance-to-plan, and about whether capital and expense expenditures are within agreed variance limits for budget.

First, they should discard ambiguous language in both bills that could allow that states to use the money for expenditures other than education.

In the medium and long term, we should still adhere to the principle of maintaining a basic balance between revenue and expenditures, follow a moderately tight financial policy, and strictly control and gradually reduce the deficit.

“Prices Costs” as used in these Measures refer to the social reasonable average expenditures of producers and business operators in their production and business operation of important commodities or services in compliance with laws and regulations and relevant provisions of the State.