Compare her with Nigel Farage who used his TV appearance last week not to only to plead for us to put foreign HIV-positives back on the next ferry to oblivion, but who berated the Scots for having a better spending deal than the rest of Britain.
"The time and energy and money for us is better spent on markets where we can move more quickly".
36 Perhaps the resources devoted to pay for performance for hypertension would be better spent on implementing these interventions more widely.
As stimulus, Mr. Geithner added, the $30 billion needed for a one-year extension would be better spent for more middle-class tax cuts, business investment incentives or aid to hard-pressed states.
Their criticisms are mirrored in the broader development community, where some say money for computers in poor rural schools would be better spent for chalk, teachers or even food.
This overly broad approach wastes resources that could be better spent, for instance, on clearing the huge and unforgivable backlog of untested rape evidence kits.
Gov. Gray Davis vowed to resist a Republican budget plan and said a recall election to remove him would waste $30 million that would be better spent for pressing state needs.
Messrs Giuliani and McCain could be forgiven for thinking their time better spent elsewhere.In this section Harry's and Nancy's mixed half-year Leading by example Lend me your ears Judges behaving badly The number of the feast Out and proud parents ReprintsFor the Republicans' lesser lights like Mr Brownback, though, Iowa is a last chance.
The effects would also be felt here and in Central America: With the drug wars in Mexico inflaming violence, some argue that the money now used for interdiction could be better spent building up the institutions — especially courts and prosecutors' offices — that would lead to long-term stability in Mexico and elsewhere.
Finally we argue that general unqualified criticism of redundancy is misguided, and efforts are better spent for example on understanding and mitigating the potential sources of common-cause failures rather than deriding the concept of redundancy in system design.
