Sentence examples for top of planned from inspiring English sources

Spending on health is expected to rise to 10%, dwarfing all other categories of spending.The OBR believes a fiscal adjustment of 1.5% of GDP (equivalent to £22 billion), on top of planned austerity measures, would be needed to return government debt to its pre-crisis level of 40% by 2060.

So these are the first two Conservative principles when it comes to reform of public services - less central control and new mechanisms to add private spending on top of planned public spending.

The decision comes on top of planned cuts to solar subsidies scheduled for January, and was announced days before ministers will attend the UN climate change talks in Paris.

A drop in production of half a million barrels a day, on top of planned curbs by other OPEC members, could cause prices to spike above $80, by one calculation.

NHS bosses warn the Westminster parties to accept the need for the service's funding to increase from just under £100bn this year to around £120bn by the end of the next parliament – an extra £8bn on top of planned increases in line with inflation – or risk patients suffering "severe" consequences.

During the election, the Conservatives had promised an extra £1bn per year, which on top of planned increases, would have meant the core schools budget rising by about £4bn in 2021-22.

Tibbens' planned departure means that Lyft now needs to fill a key leadership role on top of planning an IPO.

DaimlerChrysler recently announced a 20% reduction of central-management staff, on top of plans to shed 8,500 jobs at Mercedes in Germany by September.

The job cuts are on top of plans announced this week to disperse 20,000 Whitehall jobs from the south-east to the regions following the review by Sir Michael Lyons.

The idea to police MySpace, Bebo and Facebook comes on top of plans to store information about every phone call, email and internet visit made by everyone in the United Kingdom.

The plan to bring forward extra 50,000 homes, which was flagged up by the deputy prime minister Nick Clegg a fortnight ago, comes on top of plans to build thousands of extra homes announced by the chancellor earlier this year.