Sentence examples for proposing to spend from inspiring English sources

He is now proposing to spend the rest to shore up transportation projects.

Let's begin by getting one thing clear: the government is not proposing to spend £55m.

They are proposing to spend billions more than the White House suggested to promote conservation and efficiency.

The state is proposing to spend about 8 trillion won ($6.7 billion) to turn around Korea and Taihan, while Hyundai has some 2 trillion won of cumulative losses.

Edmund J. McMahon, director of the Empire Center for New York State Policy, a conservative-leaning research group, said the governor was still proposing to spend too much.

Algeria is proposing to spend $156 billion on new infrastructure projects between now and 2014, plus $130 billion on projects already under way.

Why, one wonders, not "save" $5 trillion by proposing to spend that amount to cover the moon with yogurt and then canceling the proposal?

And he sought to demonstrate his own compassion by proposing to spend an additional $100 million in annual federal spending to expedite foreigners' applications to immigrate.

As president, he cut taxes on the wealthy while proposing to spend $3.7bn to help states to modernise their voting systems.

Dominion is proposing to spend $61 million over six years, and the other partners combined somewhat more, in an effort to win the commission's approval.

The EU is proposing to spend hundreds of millions of euros to help the budding ocean energy industry to provide a tenth of the bloc's power by 2050.