Sentence examples for squeeze spending from inspiring English sources

But even if it can survive a long squeeze, spending pressures are bound to re-emerge.

Administration officials are already looking for ways to squeeze spending in many domestic programs.

David Cameron, the Conservative opposition leader, has accused Mr Brown of hiding the truth about Labour's secret plans to squeeze spending.

To preserve its prized investment-grade credit rating, the government will need to squeeze spending to deliver a primary surplus of at least 1% of GDP, he thinks.

The move has infuriated oil companies (see article).More unexpectedly, the chancellor intends to squeeze spending from spring 2008, when the next set of expenditure plans comes into effect.

If public services are easier to use, they will have less need to phone.Since the Conservative-led cameitoofficee to offine in 2010, it has tried to squeeze spending on IT.

It squeezes spending on public services, too.

But there are signs it is squeezing spending out of the system.

The district, which in the past five years has turned a $52m surplus into a $24.5m deficit, has already closed schools, cut services and squeezed spending hard.

A jump in the cost of gasoline pushed consumer prices up in August at the fastest pace in more than three years and squeezed spending on other items.

It's no mystery why discretionary spending has been squeezed: spending on entitlements now takes up almost two thirds of the federal budget.