Sentence examples for outstanding spending from inspiring English sources

It says: Clegg will spend much of the next two weeks trying to resolve outstanding spending rows.

Recently released provisional data on the government's 2010 balance indicated "a relatively higher cash deficit and larger outstanding spending arrears than planned," it said.

These Republicans say that Congress should have reached agreement and finished its work on the outstanding spending measures by next Wednesday.

On Monday, while most lawmakers remained in their home states, House and Senate leaders met with Jack Lew, director of the Office of Management and Budget, to try to hammer out agreements on the outstanding spending bills.

The White House had insisted that Congress approve only a seven-day temporary spending measure, contending that the prospect of a partial government shutdown at the end of the week would lead to an agreement on the outstanding spending issues.

Lawmakers had been tied down in Washington since last Wednesday, when Mr. Clinton, trying to place more pressure on the Republicans to reach agreement with the White House on the few outstanding spending bills, said he was no longer willing to sign stopgap spending measures of more than one day.

The South African Handspring Puppet Company (who won their own separate Tony for "outstanding artistry") spent up to a year working with War Horse's directors, Marianne Elliot and Tom Morris, to achieve the right physical structure for the show.

She had several outstanding bills and spent a year paying and burnishing her credit record while the house she wanted stayed unsold.

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Celtic's Jason Denayer and Nir Bitton were defensively outstanding as Celtic spent most of the second half camped around their own box.

“Billed business should continue to be very strong in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2005, with year-over-year growth of 17.5% driven by increases in the number of cards outstanding and growth in spending on existing cards".