Sentence examples for underlying spending from inspiring English sources

He added: "However, if we set aside the emergency spending in response to last year's floods, and give due credit for efficiency improvements, the underlying spending on flood defences has gone down".

The underlying spending measure was approved 215 to 208.

Balls is also likely to challenge the Lib Dems to explain why their senior figures have condemned Tory plans when the underlying spending assumptions were signed off by four senior ministers including Nick Clegg and the Treasury chief secretary, Danny Alexander.

Some Democrats, especially in the House, dislike the underlying stopgap spending bill because its spending rate is consistent with the $986 billion level permitted this year after the imposition of the sequester – the automatic, across-the-board budget cuts mandated by Washington's longstanding gridlock over the budget.

The chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, plans to set out the principles underlying his spending plans on Tuesday and to announce an emergency budget June 22.

Nonetheless, changes in gain occurred rapidly following changes in background, indicating that the underlying mechanisms spend little time averaging incident photons.

While not binding, the motion would put pressure on conferees who are trying to wrap up work on the underlying $453 billion military spending bill by next week.

Sales at retailers in the United States slowed in January as extreme weather in many regions of the country kept shoppers at home, but the underlying trend in spending continued to improve.

The defence ministry also wants to build up an amphibious assault force (by 2019), modeled on the US Marines, to take remote territory from enemy hands.Underlying the spending boost is a deeper concern than Chinese expansion: American decline.

Most, however, agree on one thing: underlying growth in ad spending will come mainly from emerging economies and from advertising on the internet.

The organization noted that it remains unclear whether the decreasing momentum of recovery was temporary "or whether it signals greater underlying weaknesses in private spending at a time when policy support is being removed".