Sentence examples for equivalent spending from inspiring English sources

A tax incentive may simply work better than the equivalent spending program or vice versa.

On Thursday, House Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio revived a rule — breached in January — that any increase in the debt ceiling must be accompanied by equivalent spending cuts.

For months now, unemployment benefits have been held hostage equally by the Republican demand that any extension of benefits be accompanied by equivalent spending cuts and by the Democratic insistence that it should not be.

Republican leaders are no less firm that the cuts will come into force in three weeks unless Democrats agree to equivalent spending cuts elsewhere in the budget, without tax increases.

Under budget rules that prevailed in the Clinton administration, any increase approved by Congress in spending on benefit programs like Social Security and Medicare and any tax cut had to be offset by equivalent spending reductions or tax increases.

Chief executive Paul Farmer said: "Mind's findings show that while local authorities are happy to spend on preventing physical health problems, their equivalent spending on mental health is unacceptably low.

A £40 compost bin will set you back 681 vouchers, or the equivalent spend of £6,810.

The data generated show that a fourfold reduction in the radiological and integrated thermal output is achievable in single recycle using IMF, as compared to direct disposal of an energy equivalent spent UOX.

The name comes from the fact that they are arithmetically equivalent to spending government money.

To put that number in perspective, it's roughly equivalent to spending five years on email.

A 20-minute visit to the booth is equivalent to spending a day at the beach, which can cause lasting skin damage.