Eighteen African countries have agreed in principle to spend part of the windfall fighting AIDS, as a condition of the cancellation taking place.
That year, another big utility, Ohio-based Cinergy, agreed in principle to spend $1.4 billion to improve pollution controls at coal-burning plants.
The American Principles Project plans to spend at least $500,000 on the cause, Politico reported.
The next, he is outfitted in a smart double-breasted suit, promising foreign investors that his "overriding principle" is not to spend one more penny of the budget than is received in taxes.
Americans for Prosperity, which has been an important supporter of the Tea Party movement, and others promoting various aspects of the conservative agenda, like Club for Growth, a group that promotes fiscally conservative and free-market principles, have each vowed to spend millions more.
Funded by undisclosed social conservative donors, Nevada Hispanics, an offshoot of American Principles in Action, aims to spend up to $1 million on "outreach" and "mobilization" efforts.
The former were volunteers who had chosen for multifarious reasons – vanity, principle, boredom – to opt to spend 28 days on the run from a spurious "authority".
Greens Have called for the science budget to be increased to one per cent of GDP and said it "supports" the Haldane principle of allowing scientists to spend funding as they see fit.
In the 1940s when it was set at 65 for men their average life expectancy was around age 67, now it is around 80. The government said future changes in the pension age would be based on the principle that workers should expect to spend an average of about one-third of their adult lives in retirement.
The psychology of the change is fascinating – even people who could afford to spend more on principle simply can't access their better selves while they're shopping.
