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I do not think that at this stage we should increase the amount of money available for consumables.

The funds currently pay for all staff, provide all consumables and cover the cost of the clinical care of patients.

Of that, £90,000 goes on salaries for scientists and staff, £20,000 goes on consumables, and £40,000 goes on equipment.

Contracts exist with outside contractors for the maintenance of existing systems and the supply of consumables.

He estimated a figure of £56,000 for consumables in his department.

The major cost of haemodialysis provision is, however, the revenue expenditure on staffing, drugs, fluids and other consumables.

There are also arrangements to meet surge requirements for stock and consumables.

We have to balance spending decisions between spending on consumables or saving, and to balance spending on consumption and on production.

Military manpower and equipment is being provided, for which additional costs—which include such items as subsistence and accommodation, transport, fuel and other consumables—will be recovered.

At least it is normally nominal and is generally accepted as being for bread and consumables not charged for on the menu.

There is insufficient to meet likely price increases in services, energy, fuel and consumables.

In 1988, my school budget was £34,000, largely to pay for equipment and consumables.

The problem is not improved by the allocation of resources to at least three separate budget holders: to capital, to medical pay, to non-medical pay, consumables and overheads.

Worse still, on current figures so-called "level funding" means that by the end of the decade most university chemistry departments will be without money for consumables.

If we consider the components, the services and the consumables, it is clear that the factory is already having a huge impact on the midlands and the north-west.