Sentence examples for imposing spending from inspiring English sources

But the new constitutional debt brake, strictly interpreted, makes it impossible to do that without imposing spending cuts elsewhere.Can this attitude change, and change in time?

The country's financial woes have arrived in a feverish climate of judicial investigations, lurid rumors and rising popular anger with politicians who keep their privileges while imposing spending cuts on other Italians.

At that point, it warned, policymakers would have to win back the confidence of the markets by imposing spending cuts and tax increases far more severe than if they were to act now.

In the House, Mr. Hunter put provisions in the Pentagon budget requiring more reporting on overruns, allowing for the rebidding of contracts with exceptional overruns and imposing spending caps on some weapons.

The Liberal Democrats, who had argued in their manifesto that imposing spending cuts this year would "undermine the much-needed recovery and cost jobs", have accepted the key Tory pledge to introduce £6bn of cuts this year.

But opponents called for his resignation and ordinary Spaniards asked whether those now imposing spending cuts and tax rises in the middle of a painful recession had previously indulged in, or tolerated, systematic tax avoidance.

And it could impose spending cuts.

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.

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

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