Sentence examples for responsibility spending from inspiring English sources

Mr. Christie mouths gauzy goals about fiscal responsibility, spending cuts and ethics and regulatory reform, but refuses to get pinned down; he would rather let his forceful personality and record of locking up corrupt politicians stack up against what he sees as Mr. Corzine's fecklessness and unfulfilled campaign promises.

"As your successor takes on more and more responsibilities, spend time planning how you will continue to be energized and involved in other activities away from the business".

This deficit was most pronounced for children under six: parents with additional HIV/AIDS caregiving responsibilities spent 22 hours less per month with their young children (Heymann, 2006).

Reforms in the early 1990s gave local governments greater responsibility for spending, but few sources of revenue.

"We cannot talk about fiscal responsibility while spending trillions on occupying and bullying the rest of the world".

They had responsibility for spending most of the money that central government allocated to education in the country.

It was an important position that included responsibility for spending millions of dollars in rural health money from the central government.

However the research highlights the inherent problem of giving GPs responsibility for spending the bulk of NHS resources when they are themselves increasingly involved in providing many of those services.

One in seven doctors appointed to the new clinical commissioning boards, which will have responsibility for spending £60bn of NHS money every year, could have a significant financial conflict of interest, an investigation has found.

The process often seems driven by the local elites' hopes of enriching themselves at the central government's expense.Another difficulty is the separation between the sources of funds and the responsibility for spending them.

Or does the state party lean more toward Bob Franks, Diane Allen or Christie Whitman and embrace state responsibility, generous spending for education subsidies and for the poor and elderly (especially the elderly)?