Sentence examples for rationalise spending from inspiring English sources

It says these measures were proposed by the minister of economy and planning to "rationalise spending and increase … efficiency", and were approved by the king.

It's harder to rationalise spending time, money, and resources on enhancing games that are no longer big sellers.

He has failed to live up to his promise in last year's budget to set up a commission to rationalise government spending.

But her efforts to rationalise government spending, by cutting fuel subsidies, and to negotiate an end to the secessionist rebellion in Aceh province both came to naught.Yet in just over a year, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Indonesia's current president, has managed to bring peace to Aceh and raise fuel prices with relatively little fuss.

Mr Samaras's lieutenants deny charges of foot-dragging, offering a long list of measures, from improving tax-collection to rationalising health spending to opening up cosseted professions.

Hockey won't rationalise his infrastructure spending in Keynesian terms.

The 108 spending programmes would be rationalised.

He also rationalised procurement policies to stop one service spending vast sums on items only marginally different from those used by another.

Curators, too, suffer with Magritte, their problem being how to rationalise visually the work of a man who spent his art being visually irrational.

Mr Gandhi, whom the Washingtonian dubbed "Dr No", rationalised the city's tax collection and its spending after Marion Barry, a four-term former mayor (and drug convict), had debauched the municipal exchequer.

As concerns grow over increasing healthcare costs, local primary care organisations (PCOs) have developed strategies aimed at rationalising resource use and providing good value in health care spending.