Sentence examples for spending targeting from inspiring English sources

For campaigns looking to wring the most value out of ad spending, targeting voters specifically (without wasting ad views on people who aren't registered to vote, for example) is valuable.

"But it's foolhardy to suggest that we should walk away from the things we need to do to continue recovery efforts as a way to deal with our fiscal problem". In recent weeks, the administration has focused on freezing what it calls unnecessary spending, targeting fraud and eliminating wasteful programs.

In 2008 and 2009, lobbyists spent more than $6.7 billion, with the overwhelming majority of that spending targeting Congress.

Groups engaged in certain types of independent spending targeting federal candidates are required to disclose any donors who specifically earmark funds for a particular race.

In the Westminster thesaurus, welfare appears alongside benefits and social security as a term for public spending targeted at individuals and households.

Republicans have found it difficult in the last several years to remain within the spending targets set out in their own budget plans.

The harder question is whether the magnitude of the reductions in spending targeted by the coalition is necessary as a matter of fiscal prudence.

Much of this spending targets three- and four-year-olds in poverty.

In 1999 just 1.9% of total U.S. ad spending targeted Hispanics, but by 2000 that figure jumped to 3.2%.

A report by Gay City News found that the majority of City Action Coalition's spending targeted just three candidates for defeat: Rosie Mendez, Ritchie Torres and Carlos Menchaca.

Arguably, this money will be far better spent, targeting lifestyle over flash kit.