Sentence examples for aspects of spending from inspiring English sources
"We just have to make the best of it… It's about getting as many people to listen as possible, as that will lead to many other aspects of spending".
The failure to discriminate between undesirable drivers of expenditure which do need tackling – such as the high rents that pump up the housing benefit bill – and other influences – such as a rising birthrate – which constitute sound reason to increase aspects of spending, may seem like a design flaw.
"Excluding these aspects of spending – which are being cut over the spending review period – is misleading, as these organisations play a vital role in providing frontline services to patients, reducing demand through prevention and in training the future workforce," it states.
These hardcore fans are consistently outranking casual festival-goers in virtually all aspects of spending, attending, influence, and engagement".
Any long-term plan for deficit reduction has to include "all aspects of spending, including spending through the tax code," Carney said.
Although Labour has said it would also introduce a cap on aspects of benefits spending after 2015, Mr Balls accused his counterpart of "divisive rhetoric" rather than action over controlling welfare costs.
The notion that you can protect any aspect of spending is being softened.
They said that an independent EU auditor should be appointed to review every aspect of spending for its impact on promoting growth in member states.
Promising a "gritty and often uncomfortable" portrayal of the fashion industry's dark side, "Point & Shoot" follows the director and screenwriter Shawn Regruto as he chronicles both his budding relationship with a fashion model and the unsavory aspects of lives spent in pursuit of glamour.
Meanwhile, many aspects of social spending were slashed, and, with a rollback of the Earned Income Tax Credit, taxes on the working poor rose.
Last week, the players union said it was reviewing all aspects of player spending and movement in the uncapped year, including rookie contracts.
