Sentence examples for spending act from inspiring English sources

That rider was renewed in subsequent appropriations bills until 2011, when Congress quietly removed it from an omnibus spending act.

We certainly can't argue with the stated goal of the proposal that President Obama sent to Congress on Monday — the Reduce Unnecessary Spending Act of 2010.

In the report, Republicans argued that it was an improper interpretation of that authority, and that the president was legally bound to notify Congress 30 days in advance of any Guantánamo transfer, per a 2014 defense spending act provision.

Now economists say the economy will grow by 1% this year, and Stefan Bergheim of J.P. Morgan in Frankfurt expects a budget deficit of more than 2%.Normally, falling taxes and rising spending act as "automatic stabilisers" that help set the economy right.

Steven Greenhouse (NYT) ALBANY: HEVESI WARNS OF SHORTFALL IN HEALTH SPENDING ACT Comptroller Alan Hevesi, left, warned yesterday that a multibillion-dollar health care program that helps finance everything from medical colleges to insurance for poor children may run a shortfall by the end of the state fiscal year.

In addition to his budgets, Paul introduced the Cut Federal Spending Act of 2011.

8. Government spending acts as permanent stimulus program.

In this version, Tito does not survive the assassination attempt; he spends Act II in a hospital bed, and issues clemency at the point of death.

Nor does she have time to ponder this difficulty, for an evil huntsman, Orion, who is also in love with her, arrives on the scene and carries her off to his cave, where she has to spend Act II getting him drunk, so as not to lose her virtue.

A downscale girl from upscale Connecticut (Mom worked at a movie theater there), Olivia (Sabine Singh) is a genuine beauty who spends Act I in an update of the revealing white sleeveless dress that Marilyn Monroe wore in "The Seven-Year Itch" while imitating Michelle Pfeiffer's sinuous lounge singer from "The Fabulous Baker Boys".

However, as has become increasingly apparent in the last two years, the collapse of advertising in regional and national newspapers has led them to seek to replace those revenues online, where the huge BBC spend acts as a barrier to both advertising opportunities and experiments in direct payment.