Sentence examples for bounds spending from inspiring English sources
They argue that the DOJ has overstepped its bounds, "spending dollars it does not have the legal authority to spend," by cracking down on medical marijuana.
They are prepared to shell out 70 per cent more than in the last auction – which itself yielded a sum 70 per cent higher than the time before that – to keep existing customers happy, sofa-bound and spending.
As "Baby" Houseman - the college-bound idealist spending a family holiday in 1963 in the Catskill Mountains, who discovers love in the staff quarters of the upmarket Butlins-style resort - Georgina Rich looks and sounds like Jennifer Grey right down to the frizzy perm.
Westward-bound Mormons spent the winter of 1846 47 there at an encampment that they named Winter Quarters, later called Florence, which was subsequently annexed by Omaha.
If somebody on the other side expresses a thought that you disagree with, you are honor-bound to spend the next six hours of your life letting the world know about it.
In the cable realm, "dark comedy" can often mean "depressing comedy," and that's not necessarily a bad thing; challenging programs are practically duty-bound to spend time on the less savory aspects of human behavior.
Similarly, Mr. Shmulewitz tells of a building whose shareholders were perturbed that a wheelchair-bound resident was spending long periods of time in the lobby.
With work becoming increasingly desk-bound – and people spending more hours chained to their desks – it can be hard to find the time to integrate physical activity into the working day.
The governor has repeatedly tried to assert greater control over the budget process and tie the hands of a Legislature that he believes has overstepped its bounds and reflexively spends too much.
EVPI provides an upper bound for spending on further research that reduces uncertainty in the decision.
Then, instead of taking a nap or catching up on the gossip on Page Six, he opens a thick leather-bound volume and spends the next hour or so studying the Talmud, the book of Jewish law.
