Whether or not Simpson seeks bankruptcy protection, his pensions from the National Football League and the Screen Actors Guild will be untouched, and Simpson is free to borrow from both to pay current expenses.
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Much of the loss, analysts said, resulted from a shift in the company's accounting policies last year when it began counting marketing costs as current expenses rather than spreading those charges across many quarters.
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Since you say there's not much left after your current expenses, and I've already ( at least on paper ) tapped 3 percent of your pretax income, the question of the next step may be moot.
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If this year is like the previous two, gifts from alumni and parents to cover current expenses will probably total $ 10, 000 per student-- a figure that puts Swarthmore well above Yale, Princeton and Dartmouth.
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This was by no means an easy task, as with the financial depression, then still existing, and the poverty of many of his people, he had hard work to meet even the current expenses of the parish.
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(Rm indent ) @ Tango : I think another way to illustrate the theoretical problem of future generations funding current expenses is that the future generations bear the risk of rolling over the debt at higher interest rates.
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The Government had to carry out an additional issue to cover the current expenses . The Government covered growing public expenditures by issuing banknotes, the printing machine was functioning smoothly and quickly, printing 600-800 million rubles monthly.
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President Bush plans to ask Congress for an additional $ 5 . 6 billion for military funding, a request some lawmakers say is so small it will not fully cover the Pentagon's current expenses, The Washington Post reported Wednesday.
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The company also engaged in a practice known as " netting, " in which a one-time gain _ like the sale of an asset _ was used improperly to eliminate unrelated current expenses or accounting misstatements from past periods.
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Appropriations committees in the House and Senate have slashed a $ 738 million budget request for peacekeeping in 2001 to $ 500 million and rejected a request for $ 107 million for current expenses in Kosovo and East Timor.
