Sentence examples for cash spending from inspiring English sources

The definition for Guaranteed League-Wide Cash Spending states that it is the amount of cash-spending guaranteed as a percentage of the salary cap as set forth in Article 12.

Since 2008 European Union countries have cut their cash spending on defence from €200 billion to €170 billion a year.

Cash spending is expected to remain relatively flat in December, with just a 0.3 per cent year-on-year rise to £24 billion.

But there is no reason to suppose that passions will not be aroused if vague talk of deficit cutting turns into actual reductions in cash spending.

And once Mr. Practice Squad gets the caramel-popcorn stickiness off the ring, he can use its decoder function to figure out Guaranteed League-Wide Cash Spending.

When governments run short of cash, spending on roads, schools or power plants is more likely to be cut than the wages (or jobs) of civil servants.

Whatever they say, women equate romance with cash spent.

The more cash spent, the higher the reputation of the deceased and the family.

Cohn, racked with guilt and rolling in cash, spent three years laboring on a single paragraph.

I don't buy the numbers NGOs sometimes give us linking cash spend to lives saved.

He converted their stock to cash, spent it on himself and failed to pay their taxes.