Sentence examples for unbalanced spending from inspiring English sources

"Next Wednesday we start a fiscal year with a massively unbalanced spending plan and a cash shortfall not seen since the Great Depression," the controller, John Chiang, said in a written statement.

Gov. John G. Rowland vetoed the Democratic budget not just because it had an increase in the income tax but because it was unbalanced, violated the spending cap and had one-time gimmicks (including a temporary income tax surcharge on millionaires) that inflated the outyear gap to more than $600 million.

The PCC said Dorset Police could become "unbalanced" under government spending cuts to police budgets and force numbers.

"So... you get a very unbalanced approach to public spending.

A continuing unbalanced recovery (between household spend, business investment and export growth).

This would be politically courageous, perhaps even dangerous, because of the superstitious fear of "deficit spending" and an "unbalanced" federal budget.

Mr Bernanke used the occasion to insist that surplus countries should let their exchange rates appreciate, saying that keeping currencies undervalued had contributed to a pattern of global spending that was unbalanced and unsustainable.

The Fed chairman said countries maintaining undervalued currencies had "contributed to spending that's unbalanced and unsustainable," which, together with surging demand in fast-growing emerging markets, was fueling a worrisome rise in commodity prices.

The governor took the step of pledging more than $100 million in state aid to Nassau County in May after years of unbalanced budgeting left the county spending more money than it took in, even during this current period of sustained economic prosperity.

In many places throughout the world, spending remains grossly unbalanced.

"The maintenance of undervalued currencies by some countries has contributed to a pattern of global spending that is unbalanced and unsustainable," Bernanke said, at the Paris event.