Sentence examples for formula of spending from inspiring English sources

Their power has been eroding for years, particularly as it became clear that Mr. Gulotta's formula of spending lavishly on high salaries and amenities like public parks while holding the line on taxes was creating a financial crisis.

He went to demonstrate concern for the people in the camps there and to stress that Britain's formula of more spending there, and increased diplomatic and military efforts, is the right one.

Three Democrats and three Republicans in the Senate, nicknamed the "Gang of Six", continue to discuss a budget deal based on the magic formula of cutting spending on entitlements as well as discretionary items while raising revenue in the guise of tax reform.

Mr Cameron was also asked about the controversial Barnett formula which decides levels of spending in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

That the arms race of spending within Formula One needed to be curtailed was clear to all.

The party said it would scrap the UK Treasury's Barnett formula for setting the level of spending in the four UK nations, claiming it favours Scotland.

Ms Sturgeon went on to warn that Westminster MPs in all the UK parties were "itching to abolish the Barnett formula and cut Scotland's share of spending".

"Scotland's national health service is staying in public hands". Ms Sturgeon went on to warn that Westminster MPs in all the UK parties were "itching to abolish the Barnett formula and cut Scotland's share of spending".

We assigned a metabolic equivalent (MET) to each kind of activity and then calculated each participant's leisure-time activity by the formula of activity: MET× averaged duration of spending on this activity (hr) × total number of times a week.

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Hague said the Barnett formula was "a commitment to that higher level of spending for Scotland" but would become "less relevant over time".