Sentence examples for reasonable spending from inspiring English sources

But Dilnot says he is proposing a system that takes into account what reasonable spending would be.

Social Security needs to be brought into balance, and reasonable spending cuts would do less economic damage than tax increases.

Mr. Caracciolo said he opposed the budget because it relied too heavily on raising fees, taxes and revenues rather than on what he called reasonable spending cuts.

The whole point of the Senate budget was to combine tax increases on the rich with reasonable spending cuts, in part to pay for desperately needed investments in education and public works, and to end the sequester.

It has been clear for months that House Republicans are not going to agree to the Senate's reasonable spending plan for 2014, one that replaces the damage of the sequester with a mix of revenue increases and less-harmful cuts.

Then, in April, when the Senate passed a budget that offered a similar mix of tax revenues and more reasonable spending cuts to end the sequester, the House refused even to discuss it in a conference committee.

If an advertiser has not applied their CRM data or tried addressable TV to figure out where it fits in to their overall mix, they should do a test, with at least one of these TV providers, with some reasonable spend.

"Manchester United have spent £83m this summer, which is fairly reasonable after spending £59.7m on Angel Di Maria last season," said Wilson.

There's something communal, in troubled times, about reasonable, affordable spending.

Representative John M. Spratt Jr. of South Carolina, the senior Democrat on the House Budget Committee, argued that a tax cut as large as Mr. Bush wants would preclude reasonable domestic spending on other items he says he supports, like education and medical research.

In another sign of Republicans seeking wiggle room from the $61 billion in cuts that freshmen have said they cannot live without, some freshman House Republicans on Wednesday wrote a letter to Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic majority leader, blaming the Senate for the stalemate and called for "reasonable, responsible" spending cuts.