The load of the truck was in excess of three tons.

In 1998, excess capacity was estimated to be 275 Mt. worldwide.

expenditure Advances in excess

The same excess of unpaid assessments compared to total assessments existed a year earlier, but the excess then was only 7 per cent.

In 21 other projects, expenditure incurred during the biennium was in excess of the budget provision by 944,181.

In 11 cases, excess expenditure was more than 10,000 and over 5 per cent of the allocation.

In 2000, global losses for fraud committed using plastic cards was estimated to be in excess of 2 billion.

But Rivet, in high spirits, and drinking to excess, was giving the same speech for the fourth time.

After 26 August 1972, any land owned in excess of this ceiling was automatically vested in the Land Reform Commission.

They (had experienced) under the Pharaoh. He was certainly a tyrant, guilty of excess.

They (had experienced) under the Pharaoh. He was certainly a tyrant, guilty of excess.

It was equally unacceptable that many Member States paid a floor rate in excess of their capacity to pay.

(c) Interest income in excess of the budgetary estimates

Retirees receiving payments in excess of the remuneration limits

The balances in excess of 10,000 are noted below

And his excess baggage is paid for in advance.

China s Excess Capacity Nightmare

Net excess of expenditure over income was 26.7 million, although in many cases expenditure reflected disbursements of earmarked contributions received in previous years.

Any time perspective in excess has more negatives than positives.

Excess of politeness is annoying.

Excess of income over expenditure

No copilots, no excess baggage.

An excess of love, perhaps

Upon request the Advisory Committee was provided with a breakdown of actual expenditure incurred on freight of contingent owned equipment, which was slightly in excess of what was budgeted in the revised estimates.

African countries adopted commodity boards for coffee and cocoa. Although the original rationale was to buy the crop in years of excess supply and sell in years of excess demand, thereby stabilizing prices, in practice the price paid to cocoa and coffee farmers, who were politically weak, was always below the world price in the early decades of independence.

For Governments, advances of 11.4 million in excess of three months expenditure at the end of 1997 was more than double the 1996 figure of 5.6 million and for NGOs, the advances of 7.7 million in excess of three months expenditure was 11 per cent more than the 1996 figure of 6.9 million.

The programme has also attracted extrabudgetary resources in excess of 900,000.

Some of the individual purchases involved amounts in excess of 100,000.

The excess in individual projects ranged up to 418 per cent.

Appointment in excess of the six month limit per calendar year

Net excess of expenditure over income was 17.8 million, although in many cases expenditure reflected disbursements of earmarked contributions recorded as income in previous biennia.

(a) For the purpose of these rules, quot excess baggage quot shall mean baggage in excess of accompanied baggage carried without extra charge by transportation companies.

We have this incredible excess capacity.

Excess (shortfall) of income over expenditure

Gets rid of the excess energy.

You brought a little excess baggage.

The balances in excess of 10,000 are noted below (in United States dollars)

In the remaining nine cases, seven occupied space in excess of the standards.

In addition, coverage to protect the Organization in the event of a catastrophe causing more than 20 million worth of damage was also sought (excess coverage).

The excess increase in enrolment was accommodated by expanding classroom sizes, building or renting additional classrooms, and converting schools from single to double shift.

Reinsurance shall be arranged for the portion in excess of this sum.

Detention in excess of 36 hours requires the authority of a magistrate.

The excess capacities in plutonium and highly enriched uranium are staggering indeed.

Although it was stated that there was an arithmetical error in the requisition, a detailed scrutiny by the resident auditor revealed that it was a case of over requisition, which would have resulted in excess obligation.

In a quarter of countries which use dormitory accommodation (Rule 9 (2)), the maximum size of such rooms was in excess of 120 m2 (see table 3).