Sentence examples for trajectory of spending from inspiring English sources

We are not going to embrace Labor's trajectory of spending.

"We are not going to embrace Labor's trajectory of spending," she said.

The new budget will set out the overall trajectory of spending, which is likely to be sharply downward.

When it comes to significantly altering the long-term trajectory of spending and revenues, this budget is basically a holding operation that doesn't do much either way — a fact Jack Lew, the budget director, has come close to conceding.

The emergency budget on June 22nd will set out the overall trajectory of spending (aided by the first independent forecasts for growth and the public finances, to be released by the new Office for Budgetary Responsibility on June 14th).

Like Mr. Trump, she has called for lifting the caps on Pentagon spending imposed by the Budget Control Act of 2011, which means the trajectory of Pentagon spending in a Clinton administration is likely to go up as well, although probably not to the stratospheric levels proposed by Mr. Trump.

It's not likely to change the long-run trajectory of Medicare spending".

"The retail sales figures suggest the trajectory of consumer spending is positive, and is enough to keep the economy growing".

On Wednesday, George Osborne will stand up in the House and set out the trajectory of departmental spending over the next five years.

"We've gone from equity extractions to credit cards to where now consumers are actually going to have change the trajectory of their spending".

But the same forces that make discretionary spending the easiest budget item to cut will also make it relatively easy to raise again if the Democrats ever retake the House, and meanwhile none of the president's first-term accomplishments have been rolled back by this Congress, and nothing has been achieved to meaningfully alter the trajectory of mandatory spending across the new two decades.