Sentence examples for retaining spending from inspiring English sources

The motivation for that seemed twofold, Celtic having been well short of their best in recent times and the team currently second in the Russian league retaining spending power far in excess of the Scottish champions.

But he argues: "In some cases we will be quite bold, or even savage, on current spending, precisely to be able to retain spending where you need it in areas where the economy is weak in infrastructure".

All transfer revenues are held in a special account created during negotiations with lenders over the refinancing of the club's £260m stadium loan and a minimum of 70% of this must either be retained or spent on transfers and contract renewals.

Another finding is that part of the coke deposit retained in spent MgHZ-360 is insoluble in both organic and aqueous phases.

Visit Wales said a new strategy had recently been launched which would see more marketing in Wales, "to retain tourism spend within Wales rather than it being lost to Wales' competitor destinations".

The Democrats fought hard to retain the seat, spending roughly $60,000 on the election, nearly three times what the Republicans spent, and flooding the district with mailings, fliers and volunteers who went door to door.

The confident performance underscored the growing financial and geopolitical importance of China, one of the few countries to retain massive spending power despite slowing growth.

Yesterday, Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), the chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, said she planned to introduce a bill early next week that would modify the House measure while retaining its overall spending level.

Because money spent on dividends is not being spent on retaining good employees or on research and development.

So why is most of this ministry's budget spent on retaining a capability against the emergence of a direct conventional strategic threat?

In fact no one knew it was a scheme to retain the rights without spending too much money.