Sentence examples for balance of spending from inspiring English sources

The tax revenues are still going up; the balance of spending those taxes is shifting slightly.

Then there's the balance of spending between government services and welfare: two quite different types of government spending.

The way to do that is a balance of spending cuts, increased tax revenues and entitlement reforms.

The Arts Council wants to see a better balance of spending between London and the rest of England.

Senator Gillibrand sharply criticized the legislation, saying it did not contain the balance of spending cuts and new revenues that many Democrats had demanded.

Mr. Obama wants a deficit-reduction package that is a balance of spending reductions and further tax increases by closing some breaks for the wealthy and corporations.

In the deep depression of the 1930s, interest rates had ceased to exert much influence on the ways in which owners of wealth disposed of their funds; they might choose to hold larger cash balances instead of spending more money as the traditional theory had suggested.

And the president would still have received major credit yesterday if he had announced a robust, balanced agenda of spending cuts and reforms that gored oxen on both sides of the aisle, to go with the many tax increases he has already proposed.

It insists, however, that it is not demanding a bigger licence fee, but a "re-balancing" of spend within the BBC's current income.

The cuts represent a shift in the balance of Pentagon spending away from ballistic and conventional warfare towards the kind of irregular conflicts the US is engaged in in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The rating agencies like the states to keep a balance of at least 5% of spending.