Congress initially approved spending $ 40 billion, intended to cover direct expenses incurred in fiscal year 2002, which ends next Sept . 30.
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At Maimonides, $ 13 million covers only what Dr . Steven J . Davidson, the hospital's chairman of emergency medicine, classifies as direct expenses.
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All other offices ( President, Secretary General, Treasurer, etc . ) are honorary offices for which only the direct expenses will be paid for.
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In contrast with multimillion-dollar United States political campaigns, direct expenses for the comparatively short campaigns before Japanese general, upper house, and local elections are relatively modest.
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Even inflation hawks, including Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, have noted that consumers have generally been spared, outside of direct expenses for gasoline and home heating oil.
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Outside of forgone monetary earnings, there are also direct expenses such as tuition, supplies, books, etc . one must consider when acquiring education, as well as less direct psychic costs.
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The practice expense, determined by the Practice Expense Review Committee, consists of the direct expenses related to supplies and non-physician labor used in providing the service, and the equipment used.
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Merchants estimate they are losing U . S . dlrs 60 million ( 100 million NZ dollars a week ) in lost business and direct expenses such as generator rentals.
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This method has certainly simplicity in its favour, but a more efficient check upon the indirect expenses would be obtained by establishing a relation between them and the direct expenses.
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The tech transfer office receives 15 percent of the revenue it brings in to cover administrative overhead and also subtracts its direct expenses, such as the cost of getting patents.
