Sentence examples for implications for spending from inspiring English sources

Lodge said the West Lothian question had puzzled politicians for generations as many bills had implications for spending across the UK, and there were important issues of principle about every MP having the same constitutional status and rights in the Commons.

For a majority of these countries there has been a net decline in overall public revenues [ 29] - a loss in policy capacity - with implications for spending in health, education or public regulations that can affect primary and secondary prevention of chronic disease.

Clearly, conservatives are alarmed at the implications for spending, which they believed had finally been restrained in a lasting way by President Bush's tax cut on one side, and by the bipartisan pledges to protect the Social Security surplus on the other.

If so, what are the implications of spending designated humanitarian funding in sponsoring for-profit initiatives?

There are implications for measuring deadweight loss from differential taxation and for spending resources on accurately measuring capital income.

Spending from either asset today has implications for future spending and legacy.

The lack of an approved budget has direct implications for government spending: Without it, the executive may only spend one-twelfth of the annual sum each month, whereas in an election year the government would prefer front-loading its expenditures so as to see positive results in time for the October elections.

Second, different strategies for spending the same amount of money to purchase open space have markedly different landscape and welfare implications.

This approach will have significant implications for government spending, state-owned enterprises and the wider context in which business will operate.

The report noted that average hourly earnings had risen over the last several months, reaching $22.66 in August, a trend that could have implications for consumer spending if there was sustained growth.

The $338 payment at issue in Guarnieri had a negligible impact on public coffers, but payments made to public-sector bargaining units may have massive implications for government spending.