direct expenditures การใช้

• This is separate from the direct expenditures associated with raising a child.
• The private sector allocation is not a direct expenditure from the government fund.
• Tax expenditures and direct expenditures essentially have the same effect on the federal budget.
• These commitments can be characterized as investments, loans, and loan guarantees, rather than direct expenditures.
• Direct expenditures to businesses owned by minorities and women increased 87 percent, to $ 298 million.
• The state party itself is restricted by law from making direct expenditures on behalf of any candidate.
• The studies count not just the direct expenditures for boat tickets, but also the spending on lodging and food.
• The lobbyists'group said it does not object to laws requiring disclosure of direct expenditures to influence legislation or agency decision-making.
• -- Direct expenditures with minority-and women-owned businesses increased $ 37 million from the same period in 1996 to $ 106 million.
• CPI contains a large component of owner-equivalent rent, which by definition is an imputed value and not a real direct expenditure.
• The industry study also said that $ 10.3 billion in direct expenditures, wages and taxes were lost in 1998 because of foreign production.
• Direct expenditures supporting or opposing measures would be subject to the same contribution limits and reporting requirements that now apply for statewide officials.
• The Office of the Secretary of Defense projects what it calls the " direct expenditures " that military spending accounts for in each state.
• Direct expenditures represent the amount of money the government is paying out, whereas, tax expenditures represent the amount of money not collected by the government.
• The industry study also said that $ 10 . 3 billion in direct expenditures, wages and taxes were lost in 1998 because of foreign production.
• Economic surveys show direct expenditures generated by the industry in Los Angeles County reached $ 27.5 billion in 1997, compared with $ 25.5 billion in 1996.
• Alcohol-related traffic accidents cost our society some $ 46 billion in lost productivity, medical costs, property damages and other direct expenditures-- not to mention the loss of dreams.
• The number of days films were shot in New York increased by 50 percent over the past five years, and direct expenditures on filmmaking have risen 78 percent.
• Federal law now limits national parties to direct expenditures of no more than $ 33, 780 in House races and restricts the kinds of ads they may run.
• Nearly 140, 000 attended the event, and their direct expenditures added $ 28.7 million into the local economy in areas such as lodging, restaurants and sight-seeing, TomorrowWorld officials said.