Sentence examples for rising expenditures from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Connecticut faces rising expenditures for items such as Medicaid.

House Republicans are pressing for an open-ended acceptance of the president's deficit-stoking approach, which fails to raise revenue to the level of the nation's rising expenditures.

Successive policy makers, worried about rising expenditures and falling tax revenue, ignored Keynes's calls for public spending, setting off what he called a "vicious circle".

Rising expenditures have been coupled with an expansion of the number of taxes used at this level and a widening of the traditional tax base from property.

But rising expenditures for pensions and health benefits, which have ballooned under Mr. Bloomberg's watch, are eating into the budget, and forcing the city to look for cuts elsewhere.

But succeeding governments, confronted with steadily rising expenditures, were unable to dispense with a tax that was so flexible and elastic, and by the 1880s it was generally accepted as a permanent levy.

Such rapidly rising expenditure would surely have come under sharper scrutiny even without the prompting of an economic crisis.

Advertising spend was growing rapidly, the TV and radio inventory was limited, the internet was in its infancy and newspapers were the obvious outlet for the rising expenditure.

The multimillion-pound contract was won by Monster but Iain Duncan Smith's department has been struggling to justify its rapidly rising expenditure.

It's the biggest rising expenditure with the worst falling outcomes of anything in our society (except perhaps education).

Due to rising expenditure in the GMS drug budget, a copayment of 50 cent per prescription item was introduced in October 2010, which was capped at €10 per household monthly.