The capital expenditure costs are then amortized or depreciated over the life of the asset in question.

Headquarters costs represent seven per cent of expenditure.

It included the capital expenditure of 40 million.

The total expenditure, including support costs, incurred during 2004 was 29.8 million.

Yet consumer confidence, capital expenditure, and hiring have yet to take a sharp hit.

Capital expenditure in the US is recovering more strongly, and exports are picking up.

A compliance module application will be implemented, with one time capital expenditure of 200,000.

Expenditure (staff costs and field office costs) for the same period amounted to 8.8 million, leading to a surplus of 0.5 million in 2004.

We have significantly lower capital costs in our plant equipment.

A data warehouse consolidation system will be implemented, with one time capital expenditure of 1,195,000.

Also, the Integrated Industrial Capital Allowance (IICA) allows companies to claim capital allowances for approved expenditure on plant and equipment used in overseas subsidiaries.

Although there was a decrease in expenditure of 0.8 million compared to 2003 ( 18.5 million), the Special Voluntary Fund expenditure for 2003 included external costs of 1.7 million.

Nor do these findings suggest that capital controls have no costs.

Based on total expenditure of 836 million during the year, the UNDP liquidity position at the end of 2004 represented working capital for approximately three months of expenditure.

An order management and electronic trading system will be implemented, with one time capital expenditure of 220,000.

Capital controls have real costs, even if they fail to stanch inflows.

But, given current progress and high capital costs, this appears overly optimistic.

a Reflects adjusted distribution of approved resources between military and police personnel and operational costs categories of expenditure.

(c) Total revised estimated expenditure for 2005 is 4,427,400, including a provision of 201,200 for programme support costs.

a Reflects adjusted distribution of approved resources between military and police personnel and operational costs categories of expenditure.

It should be noted that costs for administrative and operational services (AOS) are now included in programme expenditure.

The PA continues to have a large public deficit and is incapable of financing capital expenditure, which represented a mere 2.5 per cent of total public expenditure in 2004.

Technical options for waste water treatment range from capital intensive conventional treatment systems to alternative systems with lower capital costs.

For example, it was not possible to match salary costs and travel expenditure to the individual staff members concerned.

In addition, the capital master plan would continue to incur more support costs and other operating costs on account of prolonged delays.

No working capital requirements have been included in this budget submission to leave room for other priority expenditure requirements.

At the same time, Japan s demographic trends will boost demand for fiscal expenditure, as pension and health care costs rise.

With regard to operational costs, the Advisory Committee recommended that expenditure for official travel and air transportation should be reduced.

Cooperation with affiliate firms to reduce transaction costs in sourcing, capital acquisition, and contracts

At a time when bank capital is scarce, that impediment carries significant economic costs.

Operating costs incurred were at a level of 72 per cent of the originally proposed expenditure budget, partly due to deferred expenditure, but also for cost savings under certain budget items, such as printing.

Africa s growth potential has caught the attention of foreign investors, who have contributed to a rapid increase in capital expenditure.

Costs and financing The cost of supplying water consists, to a very large extent, of fixed costs (capital costs and personnel costs) and only to a small extent of variable costs that depend on the amount of water consumed (mainly energy and chemicals).

The General Fund and Working Capital Fund now show only UNIDO's contribution to BMS costs.

In particular, capital expenditure revived in many countries and foreign direct investment inflows into the region also increased sharply in 2004.

The total budgeted expenditure (at 2004 2005 costs) under contributions to the cost shared services has increased by 1,208,600 (7 per cent).

The net decrease of 25,200 is attributable mainly to lower requirements in other staff costs based on the current pattern of expenditure.

According to the Minister of Finance, the recurrent budget for 2005 was projected at EC 97,189,584, with capital expenditure projected at EC 37,033,100.

The 2004 budget allocated a record amount of EC 67.61 million to capital expenditure in order to provide funding for vital public infrastructure.

The approved budget provided for recurrent expenditure of 13,263,300 euros, including 3,462,300 euros for the remuneration, travel and pensions of the judges and 6,632,700 euros for salaries and related costs of staff, and non recurrent expenditure of 150,000 euros.

The latter course risks the worst of all worlds all of the costs of capital controls and all of the domestic policy complications from volatile capital flows, but few of the potential benefits of foreign capital.

Of the total EC 67.61 million in capital expenditure, the expansion of Wallblake Airport will account for EC 49.22 million, or 72.8 per cent.

Such expenses are provided for in the relevant programme budgets, and the actual costs incurred in each financial period are reported as current year expenditure.

An indicative breakdown of the estimated additional costs by main categories of expenditure is provided, for information purposes, in the annex to the present addendum.

The result was a dramatic reduction in the British state s borrowing costs and the emergence of a well functioning capital market, which caused private borrowing costs to fall as well.