Sentence examples for contingency spending from inspiring English sources

When projected emergency contingency spending overseas is figured in by the budget office, estimated outlays for this year actually increase by over $3 billion.

Civilian and military budget planners concede that they are already analyzing worst-case contingency spending plans that would freeze or slash their overall budgets.

Setting aside the rise in contingency spending in Iraq as the American Embassy bolsters its security in anticipation of the troop withdrawal, the Senate's proposal would amount to a reduction in everything else.

Then in March, the Bloomberg administration asked city agencies to come up with another round of contingency spending cuts totaling $500 million, in the event that the aid did not come through.

Wright said the price of the chaos in Westminster was high for many in the British food business because if there was a deal companies would not get their contingency spending back.

In March, the Bloomberg administration asked city agencies to come up with another round of contingency spending cuts totaling $500 million, in the event the city fails to receive the aid and union concessions it has been counting on to close its projected $4.76 billion deficit.

Athens cleared the way for the latest instalment earlier this month when it agreed on contingency measures – spending cuts and tax increases worth €3.6bn that will come into force if it fails to meet its fiscal targets.

In this respect the project is analogous to the Olympic Games, where a large contingency allowed the spending eventually to be under-budget.

One executive noted that the networks had already made strike contingency plans and spent money to promote fill-in shows.

The government already expects that "a significant amount, if not all" of the £2.7 billion contingency will be spent, but insists that the total cost will go no higher than the £9.3 billion agreed last year.

The county council has said the money will come out of its contingency fund to spend on the department.