Sentence examples for committed spending from inspiring English sources

But what is worrying is that committed spending is projected to rise fastest.

But it has $52 billion in committed spending on that day: $30 billion in interest payments, $6.8 billion in tax refunds, $3.5 billion in federal salaries, $2.7 billion in military pay, $2.3 billion in Medicaid and Medicare payments, $1.5 billion owed to military contractors and a smattering of other commitments.

"Committed spending on health and education will keep children and women alive today, improve their prospects for growth for tomorrow, and contribute to poverty reduction in the long-term," said Aasen.

The development corporation had committed spending $500,000 as part of a five-year lease agreement with Ms. Tharp.

And the city committed spending $200 million to build what officials called "flip-up barriers" along a nearly mile-long stretch of shoreline north of the Brooklyn Bridge, which could be activated to block a storm surge.

It's even more unclear how he intends to pay for already-committed spending, for example on the national disability insurance scheme, when his treasurer Scott Morrison claims the nation has no revenue problem and the overall tax take will not rise.

More importantly, the shutdowns cooled the conservatives' reformist zeal and made them less committed to spending cuts.

Netflix, by contrast, committed to spending a £100m budget within 40 minutes of sitting down to discuss the drama.

The chancellor also announced that the government remains committed to spending 0.7% of GDP on overseas aid.

After its previous convictions, BP paid unprecedented fines — more than $70 million — and committed to spending at least $800 million more on maintenance to improve safety.

And the company, Mr. Immelt said, remained committed to spending $18 billion during the year on dividend payments and to buy back its own shares.