turnover vs scale revenue

Some examples from the web:

• Corporate Analysts Visiongain estimates a turnover of $4 billion per year by 2006.
• We have the lowest turnover of any shop on K Street.
• Pagoda's got a modest turnover.
• Big turnover, small profit margin.
• Somatropin stimulates the turnover of skeletal bone.
• It also reduced markers of bone turnover.
• Average prices fell and consequently the turnover diminished even more significantly.
• Directive 78/660/EEC requires disclosure of a breakdown of turnover according to activity and geographical markets.
• Billions of dollars of turnover each year.
• We've got some help from a wine importer with receipts that explain the liquor turnover.
• Its turnover is calculated at about EUR 80 billion.
• It is modern and had a turnover of 37 million last year.
• And it's a system with very high turnover.
• The pre-tax profit margin used for this calculation was 5 % of turnover.
• The compensation of a value of EUR 7,16 million would therefore be 7,16/281 or 2,5 % of turnover.
• The Commission therefore observes a slight increase in the overall turnover of fishing businesses.
• (turnover and operating resulting in EUR million)
• Germany has not provided any justification or explanation for the projected increases in turnover.
• These divestitures accounted for 20 % of Alstom's total turnover in 2002/2003.
• Its contribution to consolidated turnover that year was EUR 70 million.

Some examples from the web:

• they are spent under rules of sound financial management, focusing on efficiency and effectiveness; notes that expenditure effected at European level may give rise to savings at national level, in particular because such expenditure makes for economies of scale or may generate revenue at national level;
• It was revenue-raising on a massive scale.
• Indeed, economies of scale, increased competition and greater efficiency will not only affect the banks» revenues but also their costs.
• Large -scale VAT evasion and fraud are disrupting fair competition on the EU internal market and reducing Member States' tax revenues by around EUR 60 bn to EUR 100 billion a year.
• Given the scale of this lost tax revenue, the measure should be adopted as soon as possible.
• revenue (left-hand scale) expenditure (left-hand scale)
• Contributions for the development of large-scale information systems under the agreement concluded with Iceland, Norway and Switzerland - Assigned revenue
• Talk to them about the kind of policies and institutions that are necessary for them to expand a scale and scope of business so that it can collect more tax revenues from them.
• For reasons of proportionality the report should not only examine the scale of additional costs but also whether additional VAT revenues to be expected from the implementation are appropriate with related costs.
• Lastly, the Resolution makes an inappropriate connection between the debate on own resources, revenue, the Financial Perspectives and spending, which places the correction mechanisms of the main liquid contributors on the negotiating scales.
• operations for which public support takes the form of lump sums or standard scale unit costs provided that the net revenue has been taken into account ex ante;
• Even though it is clear that the airport cannot finance the risk costs out of its own revenues, the Commission would nevertheless like to point out that these EUR [...] can only be seen as a lowest end of the scale.
• Yet the problem of intra-Community smuggling of duty-paid alcohol and tobacco is probably on a greater scale than the loss of revenue by the continual existence of intra-Community duty-free.
• Nevertheless, I believe that we must establish a social fund on an EU-wide scale, equivalent to the Cohesion Fund, with the aim of assisting pensioners in those countries with relatively low revenues.
• As voluntary work projects tend to be in the no-man's-land between training and employment, their large-scale operation in some countries clash with the Inland Revenue and matters to do with social security.
• (d) a scale shall be worked out by the participating Member States whereby each of them shall receive a fair share of the revenues accruing from the user charge.
• Member States should press ahead with the internalisation of the external costs arising from private motor vehicles, so that the resulting revenue can be used for large-scale development of public transport services, thus encouraging a modal shift.
• the Agency shall draw up analytical accounts of its revenue and expenditure; for each item of expenditure listed in the budget nomenclature, a scale shall be used to determine the proportion of that expenditure attributable to certification tasks.
• (b) the Agency shall draw up analytical accounts of its revenue and expenditure; for each item of expenditure listed in the budget nomenclature, a scale shall be used to determine the proportion of that expenditure attributable to certification tasks.