Sentence examples for plan to expend from inspiring English sources

"This comes in the face of a long-range plan to expend $750,000 on a water slide for the rec center," Mr. Jefferies said.

With this knowledge, the outbreak control agency may plan to expend the lowest amount of funds required stop an outbreak, allowing the diversion of the funds saved to other areas of medical need.

Consider this, in 2010, the U.S. federal government planned to expend $15 billion dollars in its War on Drugs, at a rate of $30,000 per minute and $1,800,000 per hour.

In an interview Wednesday, Treasury's assistant secretary for financial stability, Tim Massad, said the department still planned to expend the full share of bailout funds on its anti-foreclosure effort, disputing the Congressional Budget Office's projection.

And seeing as my general life plan is to expend as little effort as possible in the service of my employer it doesn't make any sense.

Start by skipping lunch and dinner on a day when you don't have plans that require you to expend a lot of energy.

In other words, once you've made your plan, you no longer have to expend mental energy making choices and can more or less function on autopilot: you've created a habit.

We propose a model that explains these results, based on the assumption that people have limited cognitive resources and obtain information about which events will occur so they can determine whether to expend effort planning for them.

With his goal posts already fixed Kawamura at least will not need to expend energy thinking up his own plan to turn around the manufacturing behemoth.

(In his interview with the Washington Post, he "pledged to expend political capital on the issue"). It was his long-term plan, even though the polls showed widespread opposition to it by the public.

However, it will be necessary to expend effort on developing more intensive fisheries in river basin planning.