Sentence examples for savings ending from inspiring English sources
The list also proposed eliminating the Moon-Mars inithative that NASA announced on Monday, for $44billion in savings; ending support for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, $4billion; cutting taxpayer payments for the national political conventions and the presidential election campaign fund, $600million; and charging federal employees for parking, $1.54billion.
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The tax savings ended up being capitalized into even higher home prices.
But listen up tech fans, the following reality is neither augmented nor virtual: our $99 early-bird ticket price — a 50percentt savings — ends today.
Promised savings end up as increased costs.
As a result, too much of the nation's saving ends up in the form of housing rather than in business investment, where it could have increased productivity and wages.
In Washington, we understand, daylight saving ended this year in September, which means that its residents didn't get a chance to enjoy as many delightful fall evenings as New York's residents did.
For example, a credible plan that meets the minimum of $1.2 trillion in savings cannot claim savings from ending the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to reach the target, just as the rooster cannot claim credit for the sunrise.
Including the savings from ending the wars on time would result in some paper savings as scored by CBO that are not real.
But the above calculation of $200 billion in savings from ending the wars on time shows that while some of the savings of ending the wars as scored by CBO may be "phony," they are not all "phony".
