Sentence examples for spending envisaged from inspiring English sources

That figure did not take into account the lower taxes and increased security spending envisaged by Mr. Chirac.

All of the panel agreed that taxes would have to rise in the next parliament if Mr Brown wanted to maintain the pace of growth in public spending envisaged over the next three years and keep the budget deficit stable.

The level of spending cuts envisaged by the IFS would be disastrous for our economy and an assault on our public services – there must be an alternative.

The 20% figure – which Osborne said was the average departmental spending cut envisaged by Labour – was actually produced by the Tories.

Was it less than a year ago that he delivered his Autumn Report in which he envisaged spending levels returning to the 1930s?

The four years he envisaged spending in the army should have ended in 1939, though, in the event, that year became the beginning of his outstandingly "good war".

It envisaged higher spending on border defences and an obstacle course on the way to legal residence.

"However, given the uncertainties in the wider macro-economic environment and their knock-on effect on consumer spending, scenarios can be envisaged where the loan covenants could be breached". TomTom announced a fourth-quarter loss of €989m (£877m) after writing down more than a third of the value of Tele Atlas.

He said the plan did not necessarily mean spending cuts beyond those already envisaged as a result of the spending totals agreed up until 2017-18.

Australia's 35-year plan envisages spending more than £1bn over the next decade to protect the reef.

She envisages spending £50m a year on expanding grammars, a tiny fraction of an education budget totalling more than £80bn.