Sentence examples for Spending constraint from inspiring English sources

The report openly notes that there will have to be spending constraint, not least to bring down Scotland's deficit.

Third, there should be an exception to the spending constraint for national emergencies.

Ed Balls's commitment to deficit reduction is less dramatic than Osborne's, but achieving it would still require several more years of public spending constraint.

"The new policy measures announced... will involve the period of tough spending constraint being extended for two further years.

Studies by professors from Harvard, Columbia, University of Chicago, University of Maryland, Stanford, University of California, UC Berkeley, the University of London and the London School of Economics now provide a growing body of empirical evidence in favor of the primacy of reducing tax rates combined with spending constraint to stimulate economic activity and increase employment.

A divorce is painful, but with her lack of spending constraint coupled with a declining market, perhaps she should not be an owner now.

Broadly, though, economists have welcomed the budget's spending constraints.

This is particularly true in California, thanks to mandated spending constraints.

Convincing people isn't always easy, especially when departments are operating under spending constraints.

We have found that spending constraints since 2010, especially PES, may have produced a substantial mortality gap in England.

So what can we do, particularly in an era when we face our own severe spending constraints?