expenditure
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definition
noun
the expenditure of taxpayers' money
the action of spending funds.
example
It will also exclude funds which have been allocated for 'expenditure' within the year.
The Commission had repeatedly tried to insist on additionality as a principle for structural fund 'expenditure' .
Those monies cannot be used to fund her reasonable budget but they will augment her 'expenditure' because they contain a roof element.
cuts in public 'expenditure'
work is the 'expenditure' of energy
cuts in public 'expenditure'
Taxes rise by stealth to fund public 'expenditure' , yet public services do not improve.
If the loan is just to fund Christmas 'expenditure' then it is advisable to phase the payments over a period of no more than 12 months.
The purpose or effect of this bill would be to require a new or increased 'expenditure' of local funds within the meaning of Amendment 621.
the 'expenditure' of taxpayers' money
He portrays himself as a tightwad who is tight on the purse, spends nothing, drops taxes, and holds back on 'expenditure' .
Each party must break down its 'expenditure' under a number of headings for each tranche of funding it receives from the state.
By this time his enormous 'expenditure' on scientific study had used all his family's funds.
What we seek to do alone is to prevent what we say is the unauthorised 'expenditure' of public funds.
This in turn results in inefficient administration and inefficient 'expenditure' of available funds.
The company spent less than 20 per cent of capital 'expenditure' on advertising and marketing.
There were plenty of funds and other areas of 'expenditure' that the council could have reviewed to compensate for this.
Political party 'expenditure' at election time should be limited very strictly and funded by government.
The account represents the customer's liquid funds available for everyday 'expenditure' .
Is the Union Government prepared to present details of income and 'expenditure' of the additional funds generated?
Last year, semiconductor companies spent $28 billion on capital 'expenditure' .
The institution of new awards need not necessitate the 'expenditure' of additional funds.
the 'expenditure' of taxpayers' money
It is the role of this parliament and the House of Representatives to supervise the 'expenditure' of funds.
Aggregate demand has so far been sustained, in the main, by consumer spending and targeted government 'expenditure' .
Analysts on Tuesday said it was a risky move and the money would be better spent on the airline's rising capital 'expenditure' .
Over time, he said, it could force state and local governments to cut 'expenditures' .
This path of development would be prohibitive without continued or increased public 'expenditures' .
To what extent does the public have a right to know about the details of these public 'expenditures' ?
Capital 'expenditures' that can cut costs also are apt to find a receptive audience.
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