Sentence examples for spending schemes from inspiring English sources

There are as many objectives as there are tax rates and spending schemes.

By increasing its share of joint spending schemes, such as Medicaid, the federal government can counter that decline.

He seems to be saying that he only wants to stop those Washington politicians from initiating grandiose new spending schemes.

It had already tried to deter spending schemes (known as "parliamentary amendments") custom-made for individual congressmen, which often get funding only when the government needs votes.

It needs oil at about $140 a barrel to balance a profligate budget padded with the extravagant spending schemes of its former president, Mahmoud Ahmedinejad.

Some doubt remains about the true extent of the government's liabilities, thanks to the many spending schemes that do not show up in the budget.

Last week United followed suit by introducing a similar spending scheme to its Mileage Plus plan".These changes will improve access to premier benefits for those members who fly more and spend more," said a United spokesman.

I oppose his spending scheme because infrastructure projects usually don't involve small businesses, which are the engine of the American economy, but instead huge, unionized and often corrupt construction corporations.

Mr Obama can now label opponents of his plans as corporate lackeys, not to mention enemies of the working man.The only big new spending scheme would be for research into cleaner forms of energy, which would receive $15 billion a year.

He cut not a single department, program or spending scheme – nor the deficit, either.

The first sign of policy failure was the jobless rate exceeding 10%, but the Keynesians excused this by saying the $780 billion spending scheme should have been many times larger.