Sentence examples for policy spending from inspiring English sources

Until now, the commission has had control of most E.U. foreign policy spending, including development aid and money given to nations seeking to join.

"Clearly, he aligns with the more ideological elements on fiscal policy, spending, earmarks and regulation, so he'll find he is a vote for Jim DeMint," said Christopher Borick, a political scientist at nearby Muhlenberg College.

It offers a perfect model of how you might structure a series of big trades to move the country back on the growth path — on innovation policy, tax policy, spending policy and so on.

How shaming it would be for Labour to plough on with an exhausted defence policy, spending £70bn or more over 20 years on new nuclear bombs, while the Conservatives admit an obvious truth.

Still, a broad policy to accelerate large investment projects, designed to knit the E.U. more closely together, was a pillar of the European Economic Recovery Plan adopted in November 2008; and, in response to the crisis, an additional advance of €6.25 billion, or about $9.3 billion, was approved in April for so-called cohesion policy spending this year.

Then, we estimate how these coefficients are affected by fiscal policy — spending as well as tax components — and by fiscal events — consolidation and expansions.

Jessica Ashooh, Reddit's head of policy, spent four years as a policy consultant in Abu Dhabi.

Mr. Wolfowitz, regarded as the intellectual architect of the administration's Iraq policy, spent a sizable part of his day in classified briefings about the coming troop rotation to Iraq, the largest movement of American forces since World War II.

On average, active labour market policy spends €71455 for each unemployed young person per year Young people in measures of ALMP are classified as being in training and therefore they are not in a NEET status.

My colleagues who work in education policy spend a lot of time thinking about how we can create children ready and able to compete in the global workforce.

As Mrs Albright recalls in Foreign Affairs, America has spent the 1990s closing diplomatic posts and cutting aid; under the current budget agreement, foreign-policy spending faces a further cut of 12% in real terms over the next half-decade.