Voorbeelden van budgeted

• They simply said that they had not budgeted for pay increases this year.

• More people are using home computers to help them plan and budget efficiently.

• The financial director says he's budgeting for a full computer upgrade in the New Year.

• Make sure you've budgeted carefully and know that you can actually afford the expense.

• This price rise means that the bill is going to be much higher than we have budgeted for.

• Then, how had national grants for the construction of day-care centers been budgeted?

• This should be compared with the city's budgeted receipts (for 2001) of about e1.4 million.

• For example, in many health systems, pharmaceuticals are budgeted separately from other medical services.

• A minimalist approach would be to take the costs for only those technologies approved for public funding and budgeted for.

• If a dispensary construction project was not sanctioned, and hence not budgeted for, this does not show that the work was not carried out.

• The economic analysis budgeted the returns from the yearly rotations to determine profitability.

• In particular, they will assist investigators working in globally budgeted systems where administrative databases that record individual patient costs are unavailable.

• They have budgeted carefully, informed themselves about the availability and quality of health services and made judicious decisions about the private health insurance coverage they need.

• Estimates were little more than informed guesses, and as a result the final bill often turned out to be well in excess of the sum the landowner had originally budgeted.

• The initial budgeted figure was £230 million, in 1973, which by 1979 had risen to £600 million—not insubstantial sums.

• This is in addition to the £1.4 billion already budgeted to support the beef sector during the current financial year.

• The budgeted costs to date of the research assessing the energy efficiency global warming campaign are £235,836·40.

• Therefore, the losses are budgeted—we now have total agreement—up to £105 million.

• He had to be careful, because we are budgeting for the largest overall deficit that we have ever budgeted for, an overall deficit of £950 million.

• Far from showing that the chairman and other non-executive directors knew of or budgeted for exorbitant profits, it conclusively proves the reverse.