Sentence examples for spending and using from inspiring English sources

Cruddas, who announces the formation of a new grouping of MPs, party members and council leaders called Labour Together, says the party is "stuck in an unpopular, outdated politics of taxing and spending and using state control" which he says "has got us into a situation in which a Tory chancellor looks more in tune with our Labour councils in the north than the Labour party itself".

Labour is stuck in an unpopular, outdated politics of taxing and spending and using state control.

Labour is stuck in an unpopular, outdated politics of taxing and spending and using state control," he wrote in an article for the Observer newspaper.

"All countries have room to restructure their spending and tax policies towards a more growth-friendly mix by increasing hard and soft infrastructure spending, and using fiscal measures to support structural reforms" the interim outlook said.

Frozen food sales are up 5.8% on the year, according to retail industry survey company TNS, which fingers the recession as the cause: "Planning meals in advance is the best way to manage spending – and using frozen can be the easiest way to do this without compromising on taste, nutrition and convenience".

The attack hurt, but they mostly blamed the recession, which predated Sept. 11, and on Mr. Pataki's policies (sanctioned by the Legislature) of cutting taxes, spending and using the state's reserve funds last year to help plug the budget gap instead of making inevitably unpopular decisions.

The reform is supposed to streamline spending, and use the savings to improve education.

Finally, in perhaps the most amazing bit of unrealistic accounting, the legislation proposes to trim $463 billion from Medicare spending and use it to finance insurance subsidies.

Set up a budget to track expenses and spending and use online resources and tools to help create a comprehensive plan.

"So in the good times we stay in surplus - raising more money than we spend and using that to pay down our debts," Mr Osborne said.

Desperately seeking pleasure leads to all kinds of problems like over-eating, self-medication, drug abuse, over-spending, and using people as objects -- as things, etc. Talk to God as your friend.