Sentence examples for for direct spending from inspiring English sources

As for direct spending by the public, Paez et al. (2) reported that out-of-pocket health care spending from 1996 to 2005 rose 45% (adjusted for inflation and changing disease prevalence), with the greatest growth occurring in those with multiple chronic diseases, as seen in those with diabetes.

Some Democrats criticized the bill for directing spending cuts at federal employees rather than generating funds by increasing taxes on the wealthy or closing tax loopholes.

Assume (as many studies do) that for every dollar of direct spending for an event, there's an additional dollar of indirect spending, as the money circulates through the economy.

He said college fans in Dallas for the game account for $30 million of direct spending and up to $90 million in overall economic impact.

Measure for measure, direct spending always gives a faster, bigger result than tax cuts.

It is illegal for candidates to direct spending for their campaigns by third parties like local political groups.

A study of the economic impact of the cruise industry on Alaska, commissioned by the International Council of Cruise Lines, found that in 2001 the industry accounted for $550 million in direct spending and more than 14,500 jobs.

We developed a novel population-level model for projecting future direct spending on diabetes.

Now, she says, there's a much bigger emphasis on private enterprise and a willingness to invite Western capital into the kingdom for both securities and direct spending.

Democrats have already come out strongly against this small-government plan and are mostly advocating for a more traditional direct spending approach instead.

Eliminating Planned Parenthood's federal funding could increase the annual number of births, which would in turn drive up direct spending for Medicaid by millions of dollars a year, according to a Congressional Budget Office report earlier this month.