Sentence examples for believed spending from inspiring English sources

Slightly more (42%) believed spending life in prison with no possibility of parole was worse than being executed (40%).

Dr. Summers said that when investment returns were particularly high he believed spending at wealthier universities should go higher, too.

Trump said he believed spending on defence should rise to 4% of GDP, but Nato members have not agreed to any increase on the 2% pledge from 2014, which came after pressure from Barack Obama.

"I think what they ought to do is remember that the proposals are going to engender economic growth, which is the best thing you can do for near-term budget improvement," Mr. Holtz-Eakin said, adding that Mr. McCain believed spending restraint was possible.

He also mentions how he hopes to be hero to his children, and while he was a young father he believed spending money on them and providing for them monetarily would do that, but now he knows it's about time spent, guidance, and showing them how to do something positive with themselves.

A 2013 poll from Kaiser Family Foundation found that 68% of Americans believed spending money on improving health in developing countries helps protect the health of Americans by preventing the spread of diseases like SARS, bird flu, and swine flu.

All artists, Schulz believed, spend their lives interpreting images that are stamped in their minds during childhood.

I don't, for instance, believe spending another $1 billion on Alaskan missile defense is going to protect us from anything North Korea is actually capable of doing.

Alan M. Rifkin of Lehman Brothers says he is neutral on both stocks because he believes spending on home improvement may weaken if interest rates or unemployment rise.

Across all six nations - in Britain, France, Ireland and Italy - RBS believes spending to total £375m.

Danny Alexander, who is MP for Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey, has repeatedly insisted that he believes spending on the nuclear deterrent does not represent the best use of taxpayers' money.