Sentence examples for spending aimed from inspiring English sources

If New Democracy wins the election, he wants "modifications" (meaning extra spending aimed at promoting recovery).

Public spending aimed at children in low-income families, including programs like Head Start, has garnered substantial political support precisely because it promises to enhance opportunities.

President Obama and Congressional Democrats have called for more stimulus spending aimed at job creation, only to meet tremendous opposition from Republicans.

Forty years ago discretionary programs, including much of the spending aimed at improving the economy for future generations, consumed more than half of the budget.

The firm's claim that this was due to increased marketing spending aimed at getting mobile users to shop online seems justified.

Proceeds from the privatisation of state companies enriched ruling cliques in Argentina and paid for social spending aimed at supporters of ruling parties in Peru and Mexico.

The ads, from the conservative group Ending Spending, aim to boost Brent Welder, a former Obama and Sanders campaign official who is running in the Democratic primary for the right to challenge GOP Rep. Kevin Yoder in Kansas' 3rd Congressional District, which covers Kansas City and its suburbs. .

Up to £16bn of the £20bn spending cuts will be used to fund Lib Dem spending plans aimed at the less well-off.

Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, wants the public to know that much of what he is likely to cut are actually planned spending increases aimed at maintaining current services as defined by law, not cuts to existing spending levels.

Other social spending is aimed carefully to benefit the poor.

The institute, in Tokyo, says the majority of the spending is aimed at learning English.