Sentence examples for that further spending from inspiring English sources

Soon after, Ms. Schapiro warned a Senate committee that further spending cuts or freezes "would have a devastating impact on the agency's ability to protect the public from financial fraud".

He said that further spending cuts may be required.

It warns that further spending cuts to the arts "will undermine the ecosystem, creating a downward spiral in which fewer risks are taken, resulting in less talent development, declining returns and therefore further cuts in investment".

Greek trade unionists and civil servants who on Thursday walked off the job to protest the mere presence of the officials in the capital have unanimously proclaimed that further spending cuts and tax hikes will lead to a "social explosion" – a threat that inevitably will pile the pressure on a government that has been forced, against its will, to implement the cost-cutting policies.

Devon's political leaders have sent a letter to the government to warn that further spending cuts will affect vulnerable people in the county.

The bailout lenders - the eurozone, the IMF and the European Central Bank - have disputed some of the Greek government's figures, arguing that further spending cuts are needed.

Strangely, if you looked at the numbers put out by his economic team, you found that he actually proposed to reduce that percentage further, spending substantially less on defense than his opponent.

He is direct: short-term fixes or deferrals don't provide true solutions and that includes further spending cuts and tax increases.

That further distorted the spending rate, analysts said, and allowed for a technical spending decrease of 3percentt.

Confidence is always key to recovery, and even modest growth will encourage the kind of decisions by consumers and businesses that lead to further spending.

The secretary of health and human services "would not be able to negotiate prices that further reduce federal spending to a significant degree," said Douglas J. Holtz-Eakin, director of the budget office.