Sentence examples for restrictive spending from inspiring English sources
In office, he favored more restrictive spending policies but more expansive trade policies.
Many of these restrictive spending categories have been devised over the years by urban Democrats trying to funnel more money to city schools.
Urban legislators began creating restrictive spending categories to ensure that state aid flowed from a city's general coffers to the schools.
But he suggested that Democrats, in the end, might feel compelled to go along with restrictive spending bills, precisely the response White House officials have said all along that they wanted the tax cut to demand of both parties in Congress.
Even many of those who supported the budget resolution for the next fiscal year say that when it comes time to pass individual spending bills later in the year, they have no intention of respecting the restrictive spending ceilings they voted for.
Deutsche Bank executives, however, feel the rules are unnecessarily restrictive – and spent part of the call complaining about them.
In total, Gotham, who is now in "keep lock," a type of restrictive housing, has spent more than three hundred days in some form of solitary confinement.
The growth, he hopes, will come from extra state spending, less restrictive labour laws, simpler taxes, less bureaucracy and more competition.
The bill authorizes a shift in funding away from climate science and geoscience, tightens the strings on NSF grantmaking in ways "that most scientists consider too restrictive," and "cuts authorized spending levels at the National Institute of Standards and Technology far below what the White House has requested".
The immigration agency says it works with nonprofit organizations and public agencies to place children in the least restrictive setting, but many spend months in jails without access to important services.
Unlike many state facilities, the federal Bureau of Prisons "does not limit the length of time inmates spend in restrictive housing," according to the report.
