Sentence examples for deter spending from inspiring English sources

It had already tried to deter spending schemes (known as "parliamentary amendments") custom-made for individual congressmen, which often get funding only when the government needs votes.

But lack of income didn't deter spending.

"Embracing Deficits to Deter Spending" (Economic View, Feb. 9) described how conservative economists, once the advocates of balanced budgets, now support deficits as a tool for keeping government spending in check.

"We have listened carefully to the views of the Scottish government and to campaigners, and have set out proposals based on our principles that spending limits should allow effective campaigning for all outcomes, deter excessive spending and encourage transparency".

Computer-related stocks, including Solectron and Advanced Micro Devices, led the advance amid optimism that rising borrowing costs will not deter technology spending.

And it may deter some spending and investment that might otherwise have helped nudge the euro zone back toward growth.Placid markets, while welcome, can't distract us from the economic disaster about to hit Cyprus or the weeklong display of the euro zone's institutional weakness we have all just witnessed.

Germany has relied on sales abroad as rising unemployment has deterred consumer spending in Europe.

Skiers should be deterred from spending long hours in the waxing room and should make sure the area is always well ventilated.

That historical parallel did not deter Republicans from spending two hours on Wednesday grilling Ms. Jackson for "regulatory overreach".

Soaring gasoline prices did little in February to deter consumers from spending money on other goods like cars, food and clothes, a government report showed today.

The intent, the official said, seemed to be to deter owners from spending as much as they do now on payrolls.