Примери за използване на Our expenditure на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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EG: Our expenditures exceed our revenue.
The allocation simply fell short of our expenditure.
In other words, if our expenditure on comforts, luxuries, amusement, etc.
My message to the Board was that we had two choices,either improve our income or reduce our expenditure.
Administrative expenditure is our expenditure on salaries, buildings and such like.
As manager of the C2A account, you can monitor each of the driver's expenditures in real time with our expenditure management tools.
Last but not least,I would like to say that our expenditure is, of course, very much linked to the fact that we have several seats, and that costs money.
You can monitor each of the driver's transactions in real time through our expenditure management solution.
We have a commitment to reducing our expenditure on power, and increasing electricity consumption from renewable sources for our operations.”.
Even the government accounting agencies responsible for tracking and recording our expenditures can do nothing to answer the question.
We are doubling our expenditure on electromobility from around €3 billion to more than €6 billion," explained Oliver Blume, chairman of the Executive Board of Porsche AG.
Only then will we begin to talk about our priorities and only then will we have the proper discussion to achieve the balance between functioning as a Parliament and keeping our expenditure as low as possible.
We are doubling our expenditure on electromobility from around three billion euro to more than six billion euro”, said Oliver Blume, Chairman of the Executive Board of Porsche AG.
In view of all the cuts being made throughout Europe,we need to show solidarity with those countries that finance the EU budget by not increasing our expenditure and I am therefore voting against the proposal for an amending budget concerning the European Parliament.
We are doubling our expenditure on electromobility from around three billion euro to more than six billion euro”, explains Oliver Blume, Chairman of the Executive….
All across Europe, from Ireland to Latvia, governments are struggling to respond to the financial crisis, to the credit crunch, by reducing their costs but we in this House, uniquely in this House,are massively increasing our expenditure in both relative and absolute terms.
If we are able either by increasing our resources or by a retrenchment of our expenditure to dispense with the malt tax, how much wiser and worthier it would be if we were to set apart this tax as a fund for the extinguishment of our Debt.
The real meat of my report is the number of proposals that aim to reduce error rates, to pinpoint problems and to improve the matching of information from the Commission and from the Court of Auditors, allowing us all in future to identify andtackle the real problem areas in our expenditure.
I would like to point out once again that I believe it is right for us to have indicated our willingness to put our expenditure under the microscope, but that we, of course, should ask for what we need to meet our new requirements with complete self-assurance and fight for it so that we will also have the necessary funding.
Lastly, therefore, in looking at the kind of responsibility we should take in an era of austerity,if we are going to be able to cope with the savings of financing where we need new expenditure my group believes we should be heading for a freeze in our expenditure for 2012.
There is, however, another important issue: austerity is not a policy, it is not an instrument, it is a condition against which we must take action, andnot only by consolidating our expenditure, but also by using the European budget, an extraordinary instrument that is radically different from the national budgets and gives us the chance to do something different this year.
But for me, the most important message is that, when the Lisbon Treaty comes into force, we need to reduce the complexity,to provide better conditions for our expenditure at local level and to get the money in time to those who are applying for it, whether they are small- and medium-sized enterprises, researchers or farmers, back in our countries.
With 42% of our European expenditure going on the CAP, it is vital that we provide complete accountability to our citizens.
We include environmental requirements in our capital expenditure and procurement review processes.
We still need to find out more andmore thoroughly about what our fixed expenditure is.