Sentence examples for claimed spending from inspiring English sources

But Paterson said that 50,000 people had been saved from flooding by recently built defences and claimed spending on flood defences was being reduced by only 6% during the whole spending round.

The committee claimed spending on consultants had already "soared" from £6m in 2006-07 to £270m in 2010-11.

He outlined government spending to prevent flooding, and announced another £100m will available for repairs and maintenance, but the Labour leader claimed spending had been cut in real terms.

Denis, it was claimed, spent the day at a cricket match – Carol later called their marriage "a partnership of parallel lives" – and while still in the maternity hospital, Margaret signed up to study for her bar finals.

Erdogan was upset by its depiction of the Sultan -- whom he claimed spent more time on horseback than in the palace -- and conservative sentiment in Turkey was angered by the show's risque nature.

Amy Dodd, co-ordinator of the UK Aid Network, said allowing donors to claim spending in their own countries risked undermining the core principle of aid – that it should be spent solely to further development and eradicate poverty.

Unions, they claim, spent the past two years endorsing cuts that have left Spain with a 21 percent unemployment rate, with a one-day general strike last September the only response.

Earlier this week it was claimed that spending on new community hospitals had been frozen to save the Treasury £500 million.

Waving a planted press commentary, President Obama recently claimed, “Federal spending since I took office has risen at the slowest pace of any President in almost 60 years.”.

"Having these arbitrary caps will undermine other reform efforts to improve patient care and cut health care costs," including disease management programs and spending on technology that could not be counted toward medical claims spending said the spokesman, Robert Zirkelbach.

The study data were linked to Medicare claims spending in the last six months of life and measures of aggressive or life-sustaining treatment, such as feeding tube placement, intensive care use, and in-hospital death.