Sentence examples for spending to aid from inspiring English sources
But Ms. Wiblishauser said she found the prospect of spending to aid other European countries distasteful.
Democrats balked at such a move, fearing that it would set a precedent for future natural disasters, in which the government would be forced to look for offsets in spending to aid victims of hurricanes, tornadoes and the like.
WASHINGTON — Despite the huge sums the federal government is spending to aid banks and stimulate the economy, President Obama said on Monday that his administration will slash the federal budget deficit, in part by ending the "casual dishonesty" that has accompanied Washington budgets of late.
The budget released this week by the White House is by far Obama's most ambitious statement of his legislative priorities since 2009, when, as a newly elected President, he produced a plan brimming over with initiatives like Obamacare, education reform, new spending to aid the depressed economy, and a cap-and-trade régime to curb carbon pollution.
Labour, meanwhile, have pledged an extra £2.5 billion spending to aid "caring" in the NHS.
In recent years, lawmakers have routinely urged the governor to use higher figures to allow for more spending to aid the poor.
He has consistently blasted the bailout as a shameless gift to the Wall Street hustlers and urged that the money being wasted on them instead be spent to aid homeowners and other victims of their greed.
But the returns also reflect a significant shift in the tax strategies the Koch operation deploys to avoid challenge from the Internal Revenue Service, which limits how much nonprofit groups can spend to aid or defeat candidates.
The Republicans at the center of New York Progress and Protection PAC wouldn't say how much money they intend to spend to aid Joe Lhota's underdog candidacy against the heavily favored Democrat Bill de Blasio.
The agency spends $47 million to aid the country each year.
This so-called soft money was not to be spent directly to aid particular federal candidates.
