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Meanings of spending in English
Synonyms
Examples for "outlay"
Examples for "outlay"
1
But little capital is required; any other field would require large outlay.
2
The prices paid in several instances represented ten times the original outlay.
3
But it involved some outlay; and to this their aunt was averse.
4
The outside shell is not the whole nor even the chief outlay.
5
Trials are expensive; so is the outlay on manufacturing and marketing vaccines.
1
Smith said he considered the government's cautious pace of loan disbursement appropriate.
2
A federal judge will have to sign off on the disbursement plan.
3
They also highlighted that the purchase could involve a limited cash disbursement.
4
This sounded well, and suggested the disbursement of huge sums for rent.
5
The disbursement of Government money is not, however, a private matter.
1
Rather it has been the responsibility of the Bank of England to collect the money and manage the disbursal of interest.
2
President Benigno Aquino's government in the Philippines has also spent less than planned, and slow budget disbursal dragged down first-quarter growth.
3
What is this State about but the collection of revenue from the wealth-creating classes and its disbursal by means of tribunal to the perukes?
4
Consultants to the Government have criticised an "accountability deficit" at a publicly funded body responsible for the disbursal of €100 million to local development projects.
5
On Tuesday, the lender approved disbursal of a $164 million tranche, bringing the total disbursed to more than $1.16 billion.
Usage of spending in English
1
These countries, however, need much higher prices to finance their state spending.
2
Free market think-tank New Zealand Initiative want spending limits enshrined in law.
3
EU average health spending remains approximately eight per cent of national income.
4
The political crisis has hurt business confidence and halted much government spending.
5
Higher government spending and aid from friendly countries certainly played a role.
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However, several international charities expressed concern over the new trend in spending.
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However, the association said it still welcomed the increased spending on health.
8
However, Thai flood concerns could pressure consumer spending in September-October, they said.
9
Commissioners need the same choice in spending public money on public services.
10
It is the third largest spending area behind social services and health.
11
This year, the government expects 4 percent growth, driven by public spending.
12
Increased government spending had bolstered Wellington recently, keeping unemployment low, he said.
13
To that effect, government will increase spending on schools and health care.
14
Education Minister Hekia Parata says the new spending will help 1250 children.
15
In fact, half of UK benefit spending actually goes on state pensions.
16
Congress' main power over the president is its control of federal spending.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Spending through the time
Spending across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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