Sentence examples for force spending from inspiring English sources

Education advocates have turned to the courts to force spending for schools, just as prisoner advocates have done to force spending for prisons.

Lord Blair, the former head of the Metropolitan Police, has also warned against reducing that force's budget and has urged the Home Secretary Theresa May to protect its counter-terrorism and wider force spending.

When the south Pacific archipelago of New Hebrides gained independence and a new name, Vanuatu, he was selected to set up its police force, spending 18 months there with his wife and two young daughters.

The state did not come through with the money this year, leading to a shortfall that mayoral aides say will force spending on some school projects to be deferred for at least a year.

If he couldn't force spending cuts, Reagan could and did support the fight against inflation.

But other scholars argue that the Levy Foundation has been a positive force, spending millions for archaeological digs (Science, 2 July 1999, p. 36).

(America's air force spends around $2m training each pilot, and $1 billion a year keeping its 2,000 F-16 pilots in peak flying condition).

The force spends most of its time there, and only rarely visits the dimensions of the branes.

Here was a civic nationalism that meandered attractively like an old river, its dangerous force spent far upstream.

While claiming that no policy proposals would be "prejudged," this Task Force spent most of its time on proposed restrictions on lawful firearms owners – honest, taxpaying, hardworking Americans.

But the BBC understands in Gloucestershire the force spent £1.9m and in Avon and Somerset the figure was £900,000.