Sentence examples for green spending from inspiring English sources

China's economic stimulus package includes twice as much green spending as America's does.

Today green spending is an option for governments and businesses; soon it will be a necessity.

They are creating employee reward programmes that include green spending accounts.

A start will be made on his plan for $150bn of "green" spending on renewable energy, greater fuel efficiency and so on over the next decade.

These targets will influence the £1.6tn in development aid the OECD predicts will be needed by 2030 and countless trillions in national budgets – as well as set the tone for corporate green spending.

Of those revenues, 27% ($7.8 billion) are used to subsidize "green" spending in energy efficiency or renewable energy; 26% ($7.4 billion) go toward state general funds; and 36% ($10.1 billion) are returned to corporate or individual taxpayers through paired tax cuts or direct rebates.

Mr. Green spent part of yesterday reading some of his old speeches and reviewing issues.

Green spent 17 years compiling his opus, and the historical material he has amassed, in some 415,000 citations, is astounding.

In Brooklyn, Mr. Green spent about an hour walking along Flatbush Avenue with several black lawmakers and a crowd of supporters.

Mr. Green spent several years after college as a kind of master tinkerer, forager and activist among homeless anarchists in Philadelphia.

Mr. Green spent a week here this month training a dozen new Skirball employees to involve kids in activities and teach them about the animals.