research and development expenditure

Building this plane will require research and development expenditures of about $2 billion.

Penn State's research and development expenditure has been on the rise in recent years.

Critics of the industry say research and development expenditures cannot possibly account for the entire rise in prices.

Experts say such figures can be deceptive since research and development expenditures are not always easy to identify.

Since 1990, research and development expenditure in the US has grown at a dramatic rate.

By 1997 America had overtaken Europe in terms of total research and development expenditure.

The business and public research and development expenditures are well below the EU average.

The treatment of research and development expenditure.

Research and development expenditure is charged against profits in the year it is incurred.

Higher share repurchases, in turn, significantly lowered the research and development expenditures that are important for raising productivity.

Less scrupulous directors may manipulate financial statements through their classification of research and development expenditure.

The university ranks 14th in the country for research and development expenditures, according to the National Science Foundation.

The foundation noted that China had gone from fourth in the world to third in research and development expenditures from 2000 to 2006.

The research and development expenditures will be more than 3% of the province's GDP in 2013.

'Our revenue is distributed equally among products, systems and services, but the last does not require research and development expenditure.

In 2011, the company plans to increase research and development expenditures by almost 39% to NT$50 billion in an effort to fend off growing competition.

Not only were national educational rates raised drastically, but there was also an increase in patenting and research and development expenditures.

Michigan typically ranks third or fourth in overall research and development expenditures in the United States.

Between 1990 and 2000, research and development expenditure grew at twice the rate in the US compared with Europe.

The military consumes 6.7 percent of gross national product and 32 percent of America's research and development expenditures.

"Pricing will be dictated by factors of the marketplace; research and development expenditures, which have been significant, and the cost of production."

The budget would increase Federal research and development expenditures, particularly for nonmilitary research in such areas as computers and biotechnology.

Along with this loss of dedicated financial information and communications technology, there have been cutbacks in the research and development expenditures of America's major corporations.

He rattled off vague promises about education, space exploration, private research and development expenditures, enterprise zones and a top-level meeting on crime.

In 2005 the research and development expenditure for the biopharmaceutical industry within Europe and the US was 15,474 million euro.