Sentence examples for constitute spending from inspiring English sources

Saving, however, does not constitute spending on final goods output.

Imports constitute spending out of domestic income on foreign goods—a leakage.

Thus, exports constitute spending by foreign nationals on domestic goods—an injection.

Lesson #4: Tax expenditures, like tax breaks for the oil industry, constitute "spending" every bit as much as outlays for education or food programs.

With consumption there is no problem it constitutes spending on final goods.

Because transportation modes are all substitutes to some degree, all transportation spending constitutes spending on "highway purpose[s]".

Disputes also are percolating in the Obama camp and between Congressional committees over what constitutes spending earmarks for special projects, which Mr. Obama has sworn to oppose.

Such outlays almost always exceed their annual incomes over and above consumption and would thus constitute deficit spending.

Now, just weeks before the book's June 11 publication date, one of her Democratic rivals, Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, has asked New York City's Campaign Finance Board to rule on whether the costs of promoting the book constitute political spending and should count against a cap imposed under the city's voluntary public matching funds program.

We often discuss the difference between "good deficits," which constitute proactive spending to bring down unemployment (and help reduce deficits by re-establishing growth), and "bad deficits," which arise as a consequence of misguided government attempts at fiscal austerity.

But the IRS definition of what exactly constitutes political spending is murky, and the agency has never defined how much money social welfare groups can spend on express political advocacy.