expected revenue
collocation in Englishmeaningsofexpectedandrevenue
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expected
adjective[before noun]
uk/ɪkˈspek.tɪd/us/ɪkˈspek.tɪd/
believed to be going to happen ...
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revenue
noun[U]
uk/ˈrev.ən.juː/us/ˈrev.ə.nuː/
the income that a government or company ...
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(Definition ofexpectedandrevenuefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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These figures refer toexpectedrevenue, not actual income, and may well be overambitious.
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There is, perhaps, one other reason to explain the failure of the duty to yield theexpectedrevenue.
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That sum must be set against this year'sexpectedrevenueof a mere £540 million.
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Then theexpectedrevenueand other wealth-generating benefits of those growing activities could be lost to this country.
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Theexpectedrevenuethis year from this white spirit and turpentine duty, this awful revenue tax, this improper and indecent tariff, is £500,000.
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This will cover theexpectedrevenuecosts of site identification and preliminary investigation work associated with the new contaminated land regime.
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The increased taxation of beer is not bringing in theexpectedrevenue.
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I am trying to make this simple point: actuaries work outexpectedrevenueagainst expected expenditure.
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The totalexpectedrevenueis not enough to impose an adequate deterrent upon even a single big property company.
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In 1851 the revenue derived from alcohol was £9 million; in the current year theexpectedrevenuefrom alcohol will be £718 million.
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The price will be around £2,200, and theexpectedrevenueis around £45 million in three years.
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I think that in one year there was a loss of as much as £3,000,000 ofexpectedrevenueowing to forestalments.
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They relate connection charges to theexpectedrevenue.
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The following table shows the estimated breakdown of theexpectedrevenueyield from insurance premium tax.
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Secondly, it is highly unlikely that local authorities will lose out, because their revenue support grant takes into account theirexpectedrevenue.
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They will need to balance the capital cost of setting up and rolling out a service against theexpectedrevenuefrom the provision of that service.
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Theexpectedrevenueyield from insurance premium tax on private medical insurance is estimated to be approximately £10 million in 1994–95 and £50 million in 1995–96.
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He mentioned that the figure ofexpectedrevenuewhich would be collected by these unfortunate local authorities—and which has been docked out of the rate support grant—is about £2 million.
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Theexpectedrevenuefor this year is £465 million, which is almost precisely the same in cash terms—not real terms—as the figure for 10 years ago which was £459 million.
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Its relative influence is also dictated by other market factors such asexpectedrevenue, strength of demand, taxes, competition and politics.
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