Sentence examples for choice to spend from inspiring English sources
All women could receive a higher statutory rate, ensuring those on more modest means have the choice to spend longer off work.
They would not, however, have the choice to spend that windfall on themselves, and importantly to reduce their own housing costs if they needed to.
The choice to spend less than 40percentt of G.D.P. on government services is not as easy as it once was, because the federal government has already assumed so much responsibility for shouldering the costs of health care and retirement.
Mr. Bravin portrays Mr. Obama's decision to keep tribunals, which confounded expectations created by his campaign oratory, as a simple choice to spend his political capital elsewhere, giving "the terror courts a bipartisan imprimatur that virtually ensures they will be a fixture of American law for years to come".
For all the clichés about "paying down the nation's credit card", we live in a country where there is a great deal of money swilling around; it's just a question of what we decide – and there is always a choice – to spend it on.
In one of the lawsuits, Jenny Lillis, a Block executive who at the time was in charge of placing advertising, testified in 1995 that "it's the client's choice, any individual's choice, to spend whatever amount of money they want in order to get their refund money back from the government".
These are things that help working people and we've made choices to spend billions raising the threshold of tax, rather than other tax reductions.
It seemed to me I had two choices: to spend the year in a therapist's office dissecting my fear, or to bite the bullet and hit the road.
I wanted to know what folks thought about Holmes and her choices to spend millions bailing her guy out.
Despite these challenges, Donique made excellent choices to spend time with friends who nurtured her and were themselves on a path to success.
When you travel you have a choice where to spend your money (they haven't placed a fee on choice yet).
