Sentence examples for spending path from inspiring English sources

This is a real problem, but the fiscal difficulties of staying on our current spending path may well be far worse.

"Beyond the recession, this would represent the toughest public spending path for generations, but it has to be done in order to reduce the size of the public sector," the business group says.

The question, however, is whether to go further... ...... Restoring pay-as-you-go means that the Bush tax cuts expire at the end of this decade--unless, that is, som coalition finds sufficient spending reductions relative to the current baseline spending path to pay for an extension of the tax cuts.

On the spending side, Ryan told CBO to assume a spending path for the domestically discretionary side of the budget that essentially eliminated the federal government by 2050.

This has been a necessary adjustment because the borrow-and-spend path we were on wasn't sustainable.

The report then lays out a range of outcomes, some merely unsettling, others downright scary, that face us as a nation if we continue down the big-spending path we are on.

It sees government spending as the path to economic recovery and is keener on "guaranteeing" standards in public services than making them work more like markets.

When the Republican-dominated Congress and the Harrison administration enacted the very high McKinley Tariff in 1890 and made the surplus in the treasury vanish in a massive spending spree, the path to a Democratic victory in 1892 seemed clear.

Dynamic local stitching algorithm has a major difference with other existing routing algorithms in rectifying broken paths; despite others that reroute whole paths, our algorithms only stitch broken fragments of the original path spending minimum amount of energy as well as recovery time.

As President, I've eliminated dozens of programs that weren't working, and announced over 500 regulatory reforms that will save businesses and taxpayers billions, and put annual domestic spending on a path to become the smallest share of the economy since Dwight Eisenhower held this office -- since before I was born.

There are people I know who obsess about their "career path", spending all their time hunting for the next promotion, hogging the limelight in projects, getting themselves pirated, etc.