Sentence examples for spending to plug from inspiring English sources

(Though clearly Intel is spending to plug the gap).

Because the California state constitution was amended in 1988 to protect spending on education and because of rapidly rising health care costs, the state has few options for reducing spending to plug the gap.

But it also reflects an underlying sense of unease that Britain seems to have drawn in its horns to concentrate on immediate problems closer to home - the need to cut spending to plug the gaping hole in the country's finances, the need to make trading links a priority to try to boost British exports.

The superb Donbass Arena will provide a magnificent setting when United play Shakhtar and while the Ukrainians may have lost Willian and Fernandinho in recent times, they have spent big to plug the gaps.

Samaras has refused to take further unpopular spending cuts to plug the gap.

In the blue corner is George Osborne, the Cheshire MP who argues that the downgrade, contrary to views he might previously have held, demonstrates the need for perhaps even greater fiscal consolidation (read into that tax rises or spending cuts) to plug the deficit and ultimately the long term national debt.

The president has generally favoured tax increases over spending cuts to plug the gap between government revenue and expenditure.

The company has argued that most of the chemicals are safely buried in the river's sediments and that the only "active" PCB's are those still leaking from two old upriver plants -- leaks the company has already spent $160 million trying to plug.

One of the biggest is whether to cut taxes to spur growth or to raise taxes and cut spending in order to plug the fiscal hole (see article).

We can now expect to see further spending on contractors to plug gaps in the employment base and continuing difficulties in delivering necessary projects and services.

Spending on locum doctors to plug the gaps in A&E units in England had risen by 60% in three years, Labour said in January.