Sentence examples for spending procedures from inspiring English sources

Most Republicans are focusing on their control of the appropriations and spending procedures in Congress.

Also on Wednesday, in another effort to address the questions surrounding the state's spending procedures, Mrs. Rell requested an audit of the State Department of Transportation's Bureau of Public Transportation.

The vote, 61 to 33 against waiving a point of order blocking the amendment, represented a significant first victory for the spending procedures in the new law, which do not allow spending bills to exceed targets set in the budget resolution approved by Congress each fiscal year.

Two months ago, the legislators heard County Executive Andrew P. O'Rourke, a Republican, present a State of the County address that pledged major changes in tax collection and spending procedures, and the promise of a "yearlong cooperative process" in developing the 1991 budget.

Bush is seen to propose new spending procedures, the slashing of taxes on dividends and the acceleration of tax breaks for the top income bracket.

This system allowed providers to enter time spent providing critical care and E/M services to individual patients as well as time spent performing procedures.

Wide variations in spending and procedure rates can be found from New Haven to Palm Beach, from Las Cruces, New Mexico, to Palm Springs.

BAAPS president Rajiv Grover said confidence in cosmetic surgery had returned "with Britons choosing to spend on procedures with proven track records, such as liposuction".

Now 45, with nine in vitro fertilization cycles behind her, and close to $200,000 spent on procedures and medications, Bichotte is determined to be pregnant again.

If the deficit gets to $154 billion - a $10 billion buffer is allowed - the automatic spending cut procedure is set in motion and would force spending cuts in most Government programs, with half to come from the military budget and the other half from non-military programs.

The coming wallop to small businesses, top earners and capital formation, the engines of the expansion, is an almost certain recession trigger unless the 2008 elections lay the groundwork for suspending (better yet, rescinding) Washington's standard tax-and-spend budgeting procedures.