Sentence examples for proposing spending from inspiring English sources

Republicans who control the Senate were initially more optimistic than the governor, proposing spending of at least $1 billion more than the governor.

Penny Gaines, the chair of Stop HS2, said: "The government is proposing spending £56bn or more on a railway line most people don't want and that won't benefit the economies of the Midlands and the north.

George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, said that the internal Treasury paper showed that Brown was being dishonest when he criticised the Tories earlier this year for proposing spending cuts, declaring that Labour, in contrast, was planning to increase investment.

Earlier Osborne, the shadow chancellor, claimed an internal Treasury paper showed that Brown was being dishonest when he criticised the Tories for proposing spending cuts, declaring that Labour, in contrast, was planning to increase investment.

The outlines of the fight over the 2001 budget are sure to be similar to the standoffs of the last few years, with Republicans pressing for tax cuts, Democrats proposing spending programs and both sides happy to end up on the middle ground of using the federal budget surplus to reduce the national debt.

The administration is already proposing spending cuts, and it's touting plans to make the middle class feel better off.

The state proposes spending $7.8 billion total on education next year.

Mr. Bush has not proposed spending any new money.

Republicans are expected to propose spending below the caps.

Mr. Pataki had proposed spending $76.8 billion in the budget he released earlier this year.

The administration has proposed spending $1.7 billion, not $7.1 billion, for emergency relief for peacekeeping.