Sentence examples for branch spending from inspiring English sources

Such bias distorts candidates' platforms and even executive branch spending.

Congress had created a statutory framework to help structure the exercise of executive branch spending discretion.

(Republicans have traditionally restricted amendments on a legislative branch spending bill out of fear that lawmakers would offer politically motivated proposals cutting or raising their pay).

From 2002 to 2005, the Patriots and Branch spent four successful years together, winning two Super Bowls.

Deion Branch spent the first four seasons of his career in New England before spending the next four in Seattle.

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Since J. P. Morgan's acquisition, in 2008, of Washington Mutual, each Chase branch spends $1 million less on overhead and technology than it did before.

This is obtained by multiplying the substitution rate r j with the length along the branch spent in each codon state.

Second, we recorded the time that each branch spent in an asexual state (this could be zero in case of joining two sexual nodes).

The method also weights by the 'dwell time' – the time along the branch spent in each codon – to account for the fact that a higher number of changes would be expected over a longer period over evolutionary time than over a shorter period.

Offering himself as a modern equivalent of Richard Stafford Cripps, the austere chancellor during the post-1945 gofernment of Clement Attlee, Balls repeated his promise to hold a root-and-branch spending review after the next election, but refused to say if he would commit Labour to coalition spending plans ahead of the election.