Nghĩa của từ spending bằng Tiếng Đức

spending [spendiŋ] aufwendend, verbringend

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1. Comparison of Total Planned Spending With Actual Spending

2. 2006-2007 Status on Performance Planned Spending Actual Spending

3. Planned Spending 282.4 Actual Spending 276.7 PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT & DELIVERY

4. Actual spending has in recent years significantly exceeded planned spending.

5. 2006–2007 (in $000s) Status on Performance Planned Spending Actual Spending

6. Departmental Priorities 2006-07 Status on Performance Planned Spending Actual Spending

7. Set spending limits.

8. Or public spending: all European leaders adamantly want to reduce government spending.

Oder die Staatsausgaben: Sämtliche politische Spitzen Europas möchten die öffentlichen Ausgaben senken.

9. Increases in state spending.

10. Consumer spending grew unchecked.

11. Betanglement Utilization and spending

12. Population and Public Health Priority Planned Spending Actual Spending Expected Results Performance Status 1.

13. Planned Spending #3 $30,000 Actual Spending Nil Expected Results and Current Status Did Not Meet

14. " We both want spending cuts .

15. 7) Public Debt Financial resources: ($ thousands) Planned Spending Authorities Actual Spending 35,400,000 33,869,946 33,869,946 Human resources:

16. ($ millions) Net Planned Spending (Total Main Estimates plus Adjustments as per the Planned Spending Table) Plus:

17. Implement controls on advance spending

18. Performance Status Successfully met (See details on page 9.) ($ thousands) 31,161 40,239 Planned Spending Actual Spending

19. Planned spending by organizational structure and departmental spending information can be found on pages 12 and 14.

20. 2005-06 Status on Performance Planned Spending Actual Spending Strategic Outcome: Alignment to Government of Canada Outcomes:

21. The difference between planned spending and actual spending is due to delays in the resourcing of positions.

22. **deficit** when government spending exceeds tax revenues **debt** the accumulated effect of deficits over time **Crowding out** when a government’s deficit spending, and borrowing to pay for that deficit spending, leads to higher real interest rates and less investment spending

23. Medicaid spending would be cut considerably.

24. " We are united in cutting spending .

25. They're pragmatic about the spending cuts.

26. Extravagant spending soon depleted her funds.

27. We're spending August at the seaside.

28. Spending the night between my breasts.

29. Spending on election campaigns has multiplied.

30. Spending on information technology has declined.

31. This was called "pork barrel" spending.

32. Net Planned Spending (total Main Estimates plus adjustments as per the Planned Spending table) 106.6 5,309.0 159.3 5,574.9

33. 1 Caps on discretionary spending were not raised, nor was spending transferred from the defence to domestic programmes.

34. ($ millions) Total Net Planned Spending (Total Main Estimates plus Adjustments as per the Planned Spending Table 852.9 Plus:

35. Such reckless spending is a crime.

36. Price rises should restrain consumer spending.

37. Program Activities Type Planned Spending Actual Spending Expected Results and Current Status Business Risk Management Ongoing 1,380.6 2,563.6

38. No spending limit Unlike races for local elective office, no campaign spending limit law applies to ballot measures.

39. Christmas consumer spending set to fall for first time in five years The fall in spending in July marked the first time since early 2013 that spending has declined Annually …

40. We must try to Curtail our spending

41. A debt/spending/production Ceiling They agreed …

42. Japanese factory output and household spending fall

43. Household spending was up 3.4 % in March .

44. You must get your spending under control.

45. Labour's record on capital spending was lamentable.

46. Consumer spending could revive the drooping economy.

47. Capex spending is important for companies to

48. Bounties are obtained by spending Bounty Tokens.

49. US consumer spending rises 0.3 % in March

50. Spending on books has been severely curtailed.