Sentence examples for permitted spending from inspiring English sources

*With a large slice of their expenses allowance remaining late in the financial year, MPs can engage in a Spring spending spree to "max out" their permitted spending.

That's why funding rules for referenda not only cap maximum permitted spending, but also restrict major spending to parties that routinely gather 30% of the vote - that's right; if we actually got a referendum, individuals or parties opposing EU membership would only be permitted to spend a fraction of those supporting it.

Any club that is deemed to have breached the permitted spending threshold can be subject to a transfer embargo.

Between 2000 and 2008, candidates for state Supreme Courts positions throughout the country where contested elections were permitted spent close to $200 million.

The budget plan, which would permit spending $2.2 trillion in the next fiscal year, is called a budget resolution.

Holden is planning a smaller bond bill, worth $1.8 billion, that would permit spending only on facilities.

If your schedule permits, spend the night in the town to get a better idea of the area.

An Obama spokesman said in response that Mrs. Clinton had tacitly permitted similar spending without comment.

The way permitted campaign spending is calculated has been widened in remit and cut by 60%, so it includes all staffing costs for the year.

"The current fiscal stance is unsustainable," said the bank in a report on Aug. 6, explaining that although high oil prices have permitted more spending, the government will be hit hard when prices drop.

For example, the Forest Fire Emergency Fund Act of 1908 permitted deficit spending in the case of emergency fire situations.