Sentence examples for demand for spending from inspiring English sources

It now includes a demand for spending on education to be raised to 6% of GDP.

They pressed the Speaker of the House John Boehner to leverage the debt vote into a demand for spending cuts on a scale that Obama and the Democrats considered unthinkable.

According to the independent healthcare thinktank the King's Fund, the only way councils can hope to keep up with soaring demand for spending on care homes and home help is to raise council tax by 4% a year.

I would just note that the official Republican starting point for negotiations was John Boehner's demand for spending cuts equal to the debt-ceiling increase — which is to say, well over $2 trillion all told — with some kind of entitlement reforms included.

And, as a result, there is higher demand for spending (tax cuts).

In November 1927, at a First Ministers' conference, he complained of increased public demand for spending in areas of provincial jurisdiction, such as education, health, and welfare.

Jittery financial markets joined voters in backing Republican demands for spending cuts.

Democrats have already gone much too far in giving in to the House demands for spending cuts.

There are two reasons: They say that focusing early on the issue could deter Republicans from pushing ahead with demands for spending cuts that Democrats say are unacceptable.

Yet deficit fever, with demands for spending cuts right away, has dominated policy discussion for almost three years, with all the Very Serious People believing that by pounding on this issue they were demonstrating their Very Seriousness.

But that process no longer exists, because of the extreme level of Congressional dysfunction caused by the Republicans' constant use of the filibuster and the House's inexhaustible demands for spending cuts.