Sentence examples for statement spending from inspiring English sources

Osborne also confirmed he had sent his autumn statement spending plans to the Treasury watchdog, the Office for Budget Responsibility.

Mike Bowers (@mpbowers) Eli nearly 2 tries to paint the Prime Minister at an early child are centre in Townsville this morning #politicslive pic.twitter.com/vHGvnCToLa August 13 , 20131.45am BST Treasury has provided a snapshot of what's happened since Labor launched its economic statement, spending wise.

— Phuong Mr. Campbell: As with many of my essays, my personal statement spent more time as fragments in my head than as a cohesive composition on paper.

Mr. Burton, whose work is currently featured in a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, said in a statement, "After spending my early life watching triple features and 48-hour horror movie marathons, I'm finally ready for this".

Osborne announced a U-turn on his planned tax credit cuts and said he would spare frontline policing from severe austerity, in his combined autumn statement and spending review on Wednesday.

On Friday, Gary Pruitt, the president and CEO of the AP, said in a statement: "After spending a great amount of time, energy and legal effort, all of us at the Associated Press are glad this matter is finally behind us.

On Friday, Gary Pruitt, the president and chief executive of the AP, said in a statement: "After spending a great amount of time, energy and legal effort, all of us at the Associated Press are glad this matter is finally behind us.

Responding to their demands for more information, Mr. O'Rourke now provides quarterly statements on spending as well as estimates of future expenditures.

There are several money management sites, like quicken.com and mint.com, that can also give a surrogate online access to monthly statements and spending alerts.

Over half of the public (53%) agrees with the statement: "We spend too much time talking about race".

According to Mr. Rowland's statement, First Development spent $500,000 in 1996 to buy and develop into housing lots a tract of hilly land in Naugatuck and Prospect, two towns outside Waterbury.