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Much of this expenditure was defrayed by means of increasing tax burdens on single people and childless couples.
The wear and tear caused by motorists on the roads should be defrayed out of the tax levied upon them.
All parties interested will be entitled to be represented, the expenses being defrayed out of public funds.
Expenditure on vehicles and other equipment is defrayed from the local police fund.
The capital expenditure of local education authorities is, as a rule, defrayed from loans.
The expense of such examination is in most cases defrayed by the local authorities.
During that year the gross expenditure by local authorities, including expenditure defrayed out of loans but excluding loan charges, was £58,798,707.
Expenditure by local education authorities upon the building of elementary schools is, as a rule, defrayed from loans.
The term "economies" does not quite represent the source from which this expenditure has been defrayed.
If it is defrayed out of the rates, it is reasonable that that should make it unnecessary for any further contribution to be given.
The expenses of the council should be modest and will be defrayed from the fund.
His expenses in so doing are, under present arrangements, defrayed out of the fund.
He and his colleagues have more than once referred to the way in which the costs can be defrayed.
The cost of £2,750,000 was defrayed out of the profits made and a certain residue in hand.
The expenses of visiting committees are to be defrayed by the local authorities within the county or borough within whose area they operate.
