Sentence examples for contract government from inspiring English sources

And then there is a risk that the Fed's action could be neutralized by a new Congress that has vowed to contract government spending, a core argument that led to the overwhelming Republican victory on Tuesday.

If what's been called "contract government" or "third party government" (in the phrase of Johns Hopkins Lester Salamonn) was a new model, there's a need now for a new new model of social services.

Commodity prices have collapsed, contracting government budgets and export income.

By inviting companies to bid for program contracts, government could harness market forces to control costs.

More than 2,000 public-sector workers could be avoiding the full rate of income tax through special contracts, government research has found.

"The person who goes up there needs experience in privatizing and contracting government services.

As the economy contracted, government spending expanded, and to pay for it, Hoover went after the rich.

Over the last two decades, the state has increasingly contracted government work -- currently valued at $50 billion -- to outside vendors.

The answer is mostly from public contracting: government spending through private companies to deliver works, goods and services to citizens.

The majority of households used contracted government health services but preferred private services.

This manuscript reflects the opinions of the authors and not necessarily those of the contracting government agency.