Sentence examples for under spent from inspiring English sources

Council leader Miles Parkinson said the authority had under spent, cut the workforce from 450 to 320 and reduced its office space to make savings over the last two years.

But Mr Clegg said: "What I don't understand is why Labour are taking this slash and burn approach when they've got over £160m of usable reserves in their accounts, they under spent last year in their budget by over £6m... they're still wanting to spend £2m refurbishing their own perfectly good town hall meeting rooms.

But another interesting detail that emerged from the Brisbane summit, which hasn't been getting that much attention, is the amount of Aussie-bucks that our friends down under spent on security.

Mr Edwards told Radio 4's PM programme that the NHS had had the means to provide the "bailouts" because it had been "under-spending its budget".

Mr Clarke pointed to the need for a unitary council to remove "a shire council that continues to under-spend in the town.

Year after year, they've succumbed to donors' expectations by under-spending on overhead in order to give a more flattering picture of operating expenses.

"The under spends from 2014 will give departments improved flexibility in delivering key services".

Half of the under spend will stay with the departments to fund other projects in 2015, the rest will go into a central emergency fund.

Between 2000 and 2010 restaurant spending by those aged 65-74 increased by 33%, while the under-30s spent 18% less.

If you over- or under-spend in an area you can move money to another pot.

This departmental under-spending enabled the chancellor to fulfil his promise to cut the deficit - the government's borrowing - this financial year.