Sentence examples for imposed spending from inspiring English sources

Both major parties will be pleased that newly imposed spending limits - amounting to £15.8m each if they contested every one of the 659 parliamentary seats - are in force.

Its previous prime minister, José Luis Zapatero, imposed spending cuts but encouraged the banks to sort themselves out by merging and owning up to their bad debts.

The OMB imposed spending caps, and attendance at official gatherings outside the office, even just down the street, can require extensive paperwork and multiple levels of approval.

He took it as a sign of progress when, on October 15 , 1974 Congress passed the Federal Election Campaign Act amendments, part of a series of reforms that restricted campaign donations and imposed spending limits.

He took it as a sign of progress when, on October 15 , 1974 Congress passed the Federal Election Campaign Act amendments, part of a series of reforms that restricted campaign donations and imposed spending limits.

Her anger, and that of other strikers, is set against a backdrop of wider complaints as the Conservative-led coalition government's austerity program — which has imposed spending reductions of as much as 20 percent across most government departments — begins to bite.

And it could impose spending cuts.

But it requires cooperation from a Republican-led Congress bent on imposing spending restraint.

"The new school formula imposes spending discipline at the local level," Mr. Berman said.

Better to have no deal than a deal that imposes spending cuts in the next few years.

The new collective bargaining agreement, announced in November, imposes spending restrictions on the draft and international markets.