Sentence examples for govern spending from inspiring English sources

It is likely that later in the parliament Balls will set out the basic financial disciplines that will govern spending under a Labour government.

In late December 2004, a judge ruled that Fletcher's plan could continue to govern spending until the end of the fiscal year on June 30 , 2005 but "thereafter" executive spending was to be limited to "funds demonstrated to be for limited and specific essential services".

Tied votes have prevented the commission from adopting rules to govern spending and disclosure by independent groups in the wake of the Supreme Court's 2010 ruling Citizens United v. FEC, which opened the door to unlimited corporate and union spending on independent election activities.

He wields huge authority over the city's $8.8-billion 8.8-billionch governs spending on police, firefighters and an array of services.

IT IS over two-and-a-half years since the law governing spending on America's motorways expired.

It would also horrify aid agencies, which on Tuesdaycalled for the UK to honour the rules governing spending from DfID's official development assistance (ODA) budget.

An odd feature is that it expires on Dec. 31, 2010 -- a sunset provision put in because of Congressional rules governing spending more than a decade in the future.

Instead, they have taken an approach that scribes of municipal texts might call piecemeal governing: pass emergency spending measures to keep the state functioning without an actual budget, so that eventually, the bulk of the state's tax revenues are doled out anyway.

Wars make them poorer still, and the leaders who rise to the top during wartime are rarely benign.Most of the things African governments can do to reduce the risk of war are worth doing anyway: govern well, spend money on schools rather than soldiers, allow space for peaceful dissent, and avoid inflaming ethnic grievances.

We had the strange spectacle of the governing party spending millions in the campaign trying to persuade sceptical voters that their opponents could win.

But with school systems gearing up for the fall semester next month, the bill is likely to govern educational spending for the coming school year.