Sentence examples for issue spending from inspiring English sources

Two approaches to the issue — spending money on the technologies we have now, or investing in future breakthroughs — are sometimes portrayed as conflicting.

I'm absolutely convinced, though it's hard to prove, that most of our customers put a lot of effort into the Y2K issue, spending their money that way.

Despite its lack of participation in this particular dance, Cook said that his firm has "zero" issue spending more than a billion dollars on a smaller company, provided that the deal is "in the best interest of Apple in the long-term".

And if job creation is the issue, spending on overpriced fighter jets is virtually the least effective way to do it.

And the Chamber has hired some well-connected lobbyists, including former Attorney General Michael Mukasey, to fight the issue, spending $400,000 last fall on outside lobbyists and over $5 million on its own team.

While these types of groups had spent similar amounts or more during the 2008 presidential primaries, there was no precedent for this level of nonprofit spending on a congressional race outside of a general election since the 2002 McCain-Feingold law required public reporting of certain election-related issue spending.

In recent decades at The New Yorker, one of those writers has been Nicholas Lemann, who, in this week's issue, spends some time getting to know the real Mitt Romney.

A.I. was apparently so mind-blowing to the gay pedophile community that this issue spends three pages doing a review, just trying to digest the film.

I take issue with your statement that the Charter Revision Commission "does not dispute" the concern that because of constitutional issues, spending by political parties may be difficult to control under a system of nonpartisan elections.

Moderated by Fox Chicago reporter Mike Flannery, the debate covered a range of issues spending cuts, tax increases, troop occupation in Afghanistan.

Mr. Lieberman, who has also accused Dr. Dean of waffling on issues, spent the day insisting that Dr. Dean was the wrong candidate to beat President Bush.