Príklady outlay

• It's low cost, with no significant cash outlay at the outset.

• He will invest another $65 million, bringing his total outlay to $315 million.

• This technology will require an initial outlay, but it will produce long-term savings.

• Britain's leading manufacturing companies are outlaying proportionately less in capital expenditure than are their foreign competitors.

• The Government will outlay $1.5 million for the construction of overtaking lanes on the Pacific Highway.

• Publishers will point out that they take a huge punt with an author, outlaying a small fortune on the print run and warehouse space.

• Secondly, liberal economic policies initiated during this time expanded the use of social assistance, thereby increasing budgetary outlays.

• Consequently, in our base year equilibrium private consumption expenditures are fairly low, but this difference is mainly due to health care outlays.

• The inputs and skills were readily available, and initial capital outlays were small because sophisticated equipment was unnecessary.

• Telephone set-up and furniture and fittings costs amounted to an aggregate capital outlay of e11,988.

• And this street culture became largely composed of amusements that did not require financial outlay, such as games and sports.

• It can be estimated for budget-making purposes from the previous year's outlay, adjusted for changing demographic and macroeconomic conditions.

• Once phased in, it would reduce pension outlays and iron out major differences among various sectors and occupations.

• The outlays of the pension system also include half of the health care contributions of pensioners.

• In contrast, benefits recipients will overtly or covertly also contribute to asset management outlays.

• The saving in fiscal outlays is assumed to be used to reduce fiscal deficits in those countries.

• These are not as widespread as goats because of the initial financial outlay and the intensity of care involved.

• The capital outlay for physiotherapy equipment in one department, required for the intensive treatment of arthroscopic partial meniscectomy patients, was £2,366.

• Only rich farmers could afford to make a large outlay before obtaining their first harvest.

• For those with additional expenses, the median weekly outlay was £6.00, with daughters reporting significantly greater weekly expenditure than other types of supporters (p 0.001).

• In order to finance the outlays, the wage tax rate, the capital income tax rate and the corporate tax rate are set exogenously.