Sentence examples for restrained spending from inspiring English sources

That will be painful, because higher government savings, done properly, means higher taxes and restrained spending.

Thanks to luck, but also to the chancellor's restrained spending in his first two years, the public finances are healthy.

Price cuts by competitors, combined with restrained spending by United States telecommunications operators, are raising pressure on Alcatel-Lucent.

The overarching problem is that over the longer term, U.S. government finances are not sustainable, in the absence of enhanced tax revenues and restrained spending.

These days, Mr. Giuliani calls himself an advocate of supply-side economics and tells audiences that he cut taxes and restrained spending as mayor.

Despite more restrained spending, 2013/2014 will be a period of price discovery, as markets move into surplus and the sector lives through the over-spend of prior years.

During his campaign against universal free lunches, he called for more restrained welfare spending.

So what will the Mets, so restrained about spending on talent the last few years, do with this extra money?

But in the last five years, thanks to tax increases in 1990 and 1993 and relatively restrained government spending, the federal budget has gone from deficit to surplus.

The country currently has the third highest public investment rate in the world (pdf), financed through a combination of restrained government spending and increased borrowing.

"Manufacturing is providing far less support for the economy than earlier in the year," in part reflecting more restrained consumer spending, said Kevin Flanagan, an economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in New York.