Sentence examples for spending regime from inspiring English sources

Therefore deficits or surpluses are neither good nor bad, but simply an accounting statement of the outcome of the government's current taxing and spending regime.

"Even if every cent of the assessment was not intended to be used for entirely political purposes," the court stated, "it is clear that the Union's intent was to depart drastically from its typical spending regime and to focus on activities that were political or ideological in nature". Id., at *8.

There will be separate tax and spend regimes in Scotland and Wales for certain, and probably in the English regions, backed by a single monetary authority and shared currency.

On one side is Russia, resolute in support of a regime spending so much money on its weaponry, aided and abetted by China.

On Monday he was described as a difficult patient who was "hostile and contemptuous" of the hospital regime, spending most of his free time in his room writing letters and watching TV.

The State Department, whose own top official, John Kerry, was making his first international tour as Secretary of State last week, resisted condemning the visit, but a spokesman nonetheless added, in a voice of reason, "You've got the regime spending money to wine and dine foreign visitors, when they should be feeding their own people".

The Iranian public are angered by the regime spending so much money on Hamas and Hezbollah when so many Iranian people themselves are living in poverty.

Most of my life has been spent under regimes that are officially Tory or nominally Tory.

Even the rains failed Desai, whose high-spending regime soon used up the substantial surplus in food grains that Gandhi had amassed in new storage facilities.

As Steve Bell draws him, he is chaining himself to a ruthless low-tax and low-spending regime that forces a colossal shrinkage in the state, back to pre-war, pre-welfare state levels.

Beginning in 1997, the Project for the New American Century (PNAC) pushed a program that would eerily resemble the eventual foreign policy of the George W. Bush presidency, including a major uptick in military spending and regime change in Iraq.