Sentence examples for put spending from inspiring English sources

Mitchell put spending cuts at 58% in real terms over the past six years.

If consumers are having trouble paying bills, but they can put spending on a credit card, they are typically able to forgo filing for bankruptcy.

By that measure, he said, his proposals would put spending on a track that would leave it at its lowest level in 50 years.

He believes that Osborne's decision to veto the measures in February shows that the Tories want to put spending cuts ahead of tackling child poverty as he seeks to depict Labour as profligate.

Although Athens has clinched a new €86bn (£60bailoutlout package, Moody's has forecast a "sharp recession" in Greece, as "capital controls, heightened risk of exit from the euro area in June and July and now lack of visibility about the policy and economic environment put spending on hold".

Deciding to put spending parameters down on paper is the easy part.

But neither Maine Yankee nor any other power reactor can really be fully decommissioned now because there is no place to put spent fuel.

EU leaders have agreed to put spend 6bn euros ($7.8bn £5.1bnn) on the problem, but have not agreed on what measures the money will be spent.

This puts spending on cycling in perspective - the average spend per cycling medal was £2.2m, compared with £8.4m of spending for each Olympic swimming medal (overall spend £25m).

Increasing minimum wage is similar to lower energy prices, he added, in that it puts spending money in the workers' pockets.

A key demand of Republicans is that the president puts spending cuts, particularly those to social insurance programs, on the table.