official expenditures

The state budget had more than doubled, however, and debt expenditures had quadrupled, constituting 28 percent of official expenditures in 1891.

The postal inquiry has now broadened into larger investigation in which prosecutors are examining Mr. Rostenkowski's official expenditures.

Worse, what appears to be a nearly balanced budget is actually deeply in the red because the official expenditures do not include subsidies to state enterprises disguised as bank loans.

Some of the tax money was used by Mr. Arafat for undisclosed official expenditures, but most went to the Palestinian Commercial Services Company, according to Palestinian officials.

Guinea's economic reforms have had recent notable success, improving the rate of economic to 5% and reducing the rate of inflation to about 99%, as well as increasing government revenues while restraining official expenditures.

Whipped for more than a week by reports of exorbitant spending to redecorate the presidential residence, President Vicente Fox accepted the resignation today of a longtime friend who had been appointed to manage official expenditures.

This quarterly report reflects exchange rates at which the U.S. government can acquire foreign currencies for official expenditures as reported by disbursing officers for each post on the last business day of the month prior to the date of the published report.

Although the precise level of German official expenditures in eastern Germany has been difficult to estimate because funds appropriated in one year might have been spent in another, it is beyond dispute that the federal government expended well over DM350 billion in eastern Germany during the first three years after economic, or monetary, unification.