Sentence examples for extended spending from inspiring English sources

People go into an extended spending frenzy in an effort to show how much they really care.

And it was Mr Brown who left the public finances in a dodgy state after presiding over an extended spending spree.The prime minister's personal responsibility may extend beyond this if it can be shown that HMRC's failings are linked to an administrative merger and job cuts that he pushed through as chancellor.

Four years ago, the chancellor sanctioned an extended spending spree on the public services.

LONDON — Extended spending cuts, including a fresh squeeze on welfare payments, were announced by the British government on Wednesday, ensuring that the politics of austerity remain firmly center stage in the run-up to the country's next elections.

Strain-hardening engineered cementitious composite materials (ECC) is proposed to substitute quasi-brittle concrete materials for building extended spent nuclear fuel (SNF) storage systems in nuclear power plants.

This is the consequence of Osborne's decision in his autumn statement in 2011 to extend spending cuts until well into the next parliament.

B1 Bill to Extend Budget Governor Pataki said he would send the New York Legislature a stopgap bill to extend spending through mid-September, paving the way for what would be the latest budget in state history.

Democrats refuse to negotiate on extending spending for the federal government if there are any health scheme cuts.

Although Mr. Spacey, 44, was born in New Jersey (as Kevin Spacey Fowler), grew up in California and is a resident of New York City, he has lived in London for extended periods, spending nine months there when starring in "The Iceman Cometh".

Their action means they have now appropriated, in piecemeal fashion, a total of $62.5 billion -- more than half the governor's roughly $100 billion budget proposal -- and extended state spending through nearly six months of the fiscal year that began April 1.

Congress also extended current spending levels for other important science agencies, including the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Energy, for at least another month as part of a "continuing resolution".