Sentence examples for drawn on spending from inspiring English sources
The Conservatives have not been drawn on spending plans for schools, but have said nothing to suggest this kind of additional funding.
The National Infrastructure Plan will draw on £5bn extra capital spending in the current spending period to 2014-15, £5bn extra spending in the following spending period and up to £20bn from a deal with pension funds.
Many millennials are drawn to spending money on experiences rather than possessions.
With the expiration this year of the payroll tax break, personal income declined sharply last quarter, forcing consumers to draw on their savings to support their spending.
He has an advantage in having a more distinctive autobiography than most, able to draw on time spent running a strip club in Marbella at the age of 21, or becoming obsessed with porn while studying in Manhattan.
Bonnie Wheaton, a Circuit Court judge in DuPage County, has drawn on family wealth to spend more than $1 million, while S. Louis Rathje, who was appointed to the state Supreme Court a year ago, has spent a similar amount.
No money will be drawn from spending on wars and military personnel.
Democratic strategists believe that the spending is either designed to be a head fake, so they are drawn into spending money on the races, or a signal to outside groups, who are prohibited from coordinating with the party, to begin making their own forays into the contests.
Setting aside the political debates, what lines can be drawn on debt-financed consumer spending?
It said: "We considered that this emphasis on a £160 refund, which required a commitment of £320, was likely to encourage consumers who would not normally have spent £40 on twice weekly draws to spend more than they otherwise would have done, to their detriment in some cases.
