Sentence examples for dictates spending from inspiring English sources

The only legitimate government has become that which dictates spending and taxes.

Common sense dictates that spending cash on things whose benefits you can only guess at but whose costs are certain is rather foolish.GERD KOMMERMunichSIR There is a missing dimension to discussions on carbon trading and sinks in combating global warming farmers in the tropics.

In a game too often dictated by spending power it borders on the miraculous that Ipswich are still a competitive force in the Championship, and yet they are.

The charter dictates GWP spending priorities; accounting principles describe how to report monies actually spent in accordance with those dictates.

And he and others involved with the production say that Seagal, the film's star and one of its producers, has been given so much control by Warner Bros. that Seagal is personally dictating who spends what.

It seemed as though we were all trying to live up to some perfectionistic pioneer reality that dictated days spent spinning from task to task, with seamless timing and effortless coordination.

That will be no easy trick in a state whose constitution dictates that all spending — even spending of pass-through funds from Washington — be appropriated by the General Assembly.

But what really struck me is this idea that your job even dictates how you spend your time off.

A "medical loss ratio" (MLR) provision in the new law dictates that insurers spend most of the money they earn from premiums (at least 85% in the case of group policies) on actual medical costs, rather than administrative overheads or fat-cat salaries.In effect, the rule places a cap on insurance firms' future profits.

It affects how we live and work, dictates how we spend time and influences our relationships.

The need to earn money — and how much of it we make — dictates how we spend our time.