Sentence examples for spending finance from inspiring English sources

After two consecutive years of deep cuts to state programs, including public education, the Oklahoma Legislature will again be grappling with another budget hole, estimated to be about $868 million, or more than 12% of state spending, finance officials announced Tuesday.

"This is a bet on reducing the weight of the state in the economy and the weight of public spending," Finance Minister Fernandio Teixeira dos Santos said.

Roughly, speaking, about $300 billion in annual spending financed by the federal government is going to disappear.

From this, they conclude that the state fiscal relief in the Recovery Act had no net benefit it just replaced state spending financed by borrowing with state spending financed by Federal aid.

Relations worsened as the McCourts divorce highlighted the couple's lavish spending financed in part by the club.

China avoided most of the effects of the recent global financial crisis through a huge program of government spending financed by debt.

Capital spending financed by asset sales will not add to public borrowing, nor, under the conventions, to the official control total for public expenditure.

This week's announcement of government guarantees for infrastructure funding – essentially public spending financed by borrowing, albeit off the balance sheet – is a start.

The other side concedes that fiscal action will be more powerful when financed through changes in the money supply but maintains that countercyclical variations in government spending financed through borrowing must still be regarded as an important stabilization method.

But Ms. Wright's mixed fortune at ShoreBank also suggests why the government's current efforts to prime the pump are sputtering despite record low interest rates and federal spending financed by huge budget deficits.

Almost from the beginning, Republicans have criticized the push to have the State Legislature pass a financial rescue plan for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority because it ignored another gaping hole in transportation spending: financing for a statewide highway and bridge-building program.