But, as one claimed, there were also many expenses that pointed to a company that was not economizing, spending money on things like a $10,000 sofa for the executives' private conference room, and covering phone and car expenses for the founders' significant others.
But, as one claimed, there were also many expenses that pointed to a company that was not economizing, spending money on things like a $10,000 sofa for the executives' private conference room, and covering phone and car expenses for the founders' significant others.
Mr. Symington contended that it was erroneous to economize on military spending if that brought the risk of defeat on the battlefield, and he liked to ask, "What the hell good is it to be the richest man in the graveyard?" He resigned as Secretary when his views did not prevail in the Truman Administration.
Further, government must economize on its spending, keep taxes light, and pay its debts in full (and on time), while seeking to reduce debt; finally, it must ensure a sound and stable (gold) money, and never surreptitiously inflate away its debts by printing debased paper money.
(Chiapas, Female) "I was used to not having breakfast because I started work at 6 am and with the rush I did not eat breakfast, and then I didn't go out to not spend, I was economizing.
Critics of the latest defense spending increase should push for reorganizing and economizing at the Pentagon.
Proponents of the amendment argued that, by forcing the state to make do without county contributions, the state would have to think twice about how much it is spending ― and to find ways of economizing.
In a year in which all the mayoral candidates have been looking for ways to cut costs and avoid bumping against the stringent spending ceilings imposed by the city campaign finance law, economizing on campaign space is proving to be a particularly fruitful way to go.
Some experts point to the Great Recession, which, they say, forced Americans to economize on health-care spending as well as everything else.
So Cody decided to economize and reduce that spending, relying instead upon his name and fame to fill the seats.
Some housewives have spent tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars on their hosts, working extra jobs, economizing on groceries, or extorting their husbands.
