Sentence examples for position to spend from inspiring English sources

Those countries in a position to spend or cut taxes should do so, she said.

Until that conference was held, Labour would not be in a position to spend money on its campaign.

"We're saying we are not in the position to spend the taxpayers' money to provide that extra," Mr. Beckham said.

With its big budget deficit and high borrowing costs, the government is in no position to spend its own money to fix the problem.

Senior figures have warned Mr Miliband that by the new year, the Conservatives could be in position to spend three times as much as Labour.

Not in a position to spend money on lawyers, Blakely took a DIY attitude and decided to write her own patent with the help of a law textbook.

"If American consumers are less indebted, live within their means and have more money in savings, they are better positioned to spend on a sustainable basis for years to come," said Greg McBride, senior financial analyst at Bankrate.com.com

Many economists had forecast that economic and job growth would shift to higher gear this year, with households positioned to spend more, businesses stretched thin on staffing, and the drag from government cutbacks and political gamesmanship having largely faded.

AOL's president of media brands Luke Beatty is stepping down from his position today to spend more time with family.

Well, at the Wheatfields hospice this is a long-term position for someone to spend all year knitting little yellow chickens.

Both Wenger and Gazidis were also keen to stress that the recent additions of Mesut Özil, Alexis Sanchez and most recently Petr Cech show that the club are in a position and willing to spend on the very best players on offer.