Sentence examples for chosen spending from inspiring English sources

But those phrases do not substitute for clear explanations about why the federal government thinks its chosen spending cuts are the best and fairest ways to improve the budget bottom line.

Whatever you've chosen, spend time practicing and improving.

If I had to choose, I would choose spending money for the guys at the bottom, because that's just a much more efficient use of public dollars".

As mainstream parties draw the battle lines on cutting the budget deficit, Barber said choosing spending cuts over effective investment to hasten recovery was "pure economic masochism".

Establishing a PAC will enable Facebook to make direct contributions to candidates and parties, and if it chooses, spend unlimited sums bankrolling secondary efforts like independent ad campaigns.

A rabbit seems to have chosen to spend the winter under my car in the suburbs.

He could have chosen to spend the big money that is apparently required in cautious ways.

"You're forced by the equipment you've chosen to spend more time with the animal".

For example, in these tight economic times we have chosen to spend endowment income to provide increased student financial aid.

She has chosen to spend time with you, and with your children (if you have any).

No matter which option we choose, money spent to service debt can't be spent for other things we value.