The International Monetary Fund (IMF), which sent a team to Swaziland in May to assess the situation, says Swaziland faces a "serious liquidity crisis", and needs to curb expenditure.
Current challenging economic climate prompts many governments in and beyond the European Union to work towards increasing efficiency and curbing expenditure in health systems.
We could curb military expenditures (Do we really need eight hundred and twenty military bases around the world? Fifty thousand troops in Germany?) and reform entitlement spending, by, for example, indexing the retirement age to life expectancy.
Indeed, future results could suffer if customers curb IT expenditures.
In an effort to curb government expenditures, Zardari swore in an "austerity cabinet" in February 2011 which reduced the cabinet from 60 ministers to 22.
Faced with increasing costs, third-party payers (TPPs) of the majority of European countries have opted for reference pricing as a method to curb pharmaceutical expenditures [ 1].
The Politburo also raised interest rates, curbed government expenditures, reduced imports, and adjusted the currency exchange rate.
Older voters have also been most wary of the Democrats' messy, yearlong drive to overhaul health care - in part, as Republicans keep emphasizing, by curbing Medicare expenditures.
Senior figures within the rail industry are openly speculating whether the new transport secretary, Philip Hammond, will order a review of the 2014-19 perind in a move to curb that expenditure more drastically.
In contrast, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, in the House Republican budget, insisted that any money generated from curbing tax expenditures must be offset with lower tax rates, so that overall revenue remained the same.
