Sentence examples for spending to resolve from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, France was ordered by the union to either cut taxes or reduce spending to resolve the deficit problem by October.

Ending the case had not been a priority for Mr. Musgrove's predecessor, Kirk Fordice, who once vowed, jokingly he later told reporters, to call in the National Guard if the courts ordered higher spending to resolve the case.

Determining how many asbestos suits have been filed or how much companies have spent to resolve them is difficult.

That figure is less than half as much as analysts forecast that companies and insurers would eventually spend to resolve asbestos claims under the current system.

In the secretive system that governs most sexual-harassment settlements in the House, no single lawmaker or committee has a full picture of how many complaints were settled or how much public money was spent to resolve them.

Mr. Lesser and his colleagues at 10 other law firms have asked for more than $1.3 million — compared with less than $30,000 that Take-Two Interactive's lawyers say it will spend to resolve the claims for $5 to $35 each (and, sometimes, a sanitized copy of the game).

Significant time was spent to resolve this issue, but this remained unresolved.

We see government spending £500m to resolve the A&E performance crisis in ways that do not address what is actually happening in emergency departments.

The government has begun a series of meetings with business people, trade unions, non-governmental organisations and other groups to convince them of the need for tax increases and spending cuts to resolve the financial crisis.

After all the time and taxpayer money spent trying to resolve the financial crisis, we're still in the middle of the maelstrom.

Even when these differences don't matter from a public health perspective, an enormous amount of energy is spent attempting to resolve these differences" and that is not ultimately in the "public interest".