Sentence examples for raised spending for from inspiring English sources

In office, Reagan pushed for domestic spending cuts but also sharply raised spending for favored programs such as the military.

The hospitals argued that the industry's actions had raised spending for unreimbursed and uncompensated tobacco-related health care.

The £5bn capital spending for English projects outlined in the autumn statement means Scotland's capital spending will rise by £394m by 2015, while other increases in Whitehall revenue raised spending for some areas by £90m for the Scottish government.

President Bush said today that he would ask Congress to raise spending for education aid to poor students by $1 billion, or nearly 9percentt, for the next fiscal year.

When Mr. Calderón took office, he pledged to raise spending for the half of the population that is mired in poverty.

The proposal has also prompted Democratic opposition by seeking to increase defense spending through the Overseas Contingency Operations budget, while doing nothing to raise spending for domestic programs.

He signed legislation increasing penalties for crimes motivated by bigotry and raised spending on legal services for the poor.

Meanwhile, the depressed economy has also temporarily raised spending, because more people qualify for unemployment insurance and means-tested programs like food stamps and Medicaid.

Since then, Sternlicht and Starwood have raised, spent and made billions for investors.

The bill would increase 2009 fiscal year spending on Title I, a program of specialized classroom efforts to help educate poor children, to $20 billion from about $14.5 billion, and raise spending on education for disabled children to $17 billion from $11 billion.

An advertisement it has created attacks Mr. Perry for raising spending in Texas and borrowing to cover deficits.