Sentence examples for imposes spending from inspiring English sources

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.

For instance, gathering data from many real-life systems (e.g. industrial ones) imposes spending a huge amount of time and money.

The framework imposes spending caps that would establish clear limits on future spending and serve as a barrier against government expansion while the economy grows.

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

Dr. Dean and Mr. Kerry said that pulling out of a program that imposes spending limits in exchange for federal campaign subsidies would allow them to be competitive with President Bush, who will follow the same course next year.

And it could impose spending cuts.

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

A federal appeals court has ruled that Albuquerque cannot impose spending limits in its current mayoral race.

FC Barcelona's Director for Professional Sports called on the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) to impose spending restrictions in order to restore balance.

Senior senators would also like to impose spending caps for the next two years, to ease the threat of government shutdowns through 2012.