'unspent' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has not been used or spent, such as money, time, or energy. For example, "The family had an unspent and unexpected windfall of $2,000."
It would be paid for with unspent funds left over from the previous ad campaign spruiking the higher education package that has been blocked in the Senate twice, according to the budget papers.
Enacting a wealth tax to separate the rich from their unspent savings is another possible response, as is penalising companies who don't spend their spare cash on wages or investment.
American legislators voted overwhelmingly (but non-bindingly) to stop all aid as long as the PA is run by a party that calls for Israel's destruction; the United States asked the PA to give back $50m of unspent money from last year.
His lawyer claims that these contained unspent donations towards his legal costs after his arrest in London in 1998 and subsequent legal proceedings in Chile.
Of this, €5 billion was unspent infrastructure money from the EU budget which would normally be returned to the rich member states that had provided it.
But the big row over the commission's energy-infrastructure scheme is actually about finance: big net contributors like Germany, Britain and the Netherlands object to a wheeze to divert money unspent in 2008.Yet some other grudges are even deeper than they appear.
Bitcoin's designer proposed a method of pruning the chain to include only unspent amounts, but it has not been implemented.As the rate of transactions increases, squeezing all financial activity into the preset size limit for each block has started to become problematic.
Most of this remains unspent, largely because no one can agree on what should be done with it.The old system of deterrence run by the traders on the New York Stock Exchange clearly had its limits.
When dealers purchase the debt, cash shifts from their reserves accounts to Treasury deposits at the Fed, where they remain, unspent.
Especially in places like Kosovo where the population is rising fast and underemployed, there is huge unspent energy which will find malign outlets unless a healthy, outward-looking economy can put idle hands to work.
They rejected the request and suggested instead tapping the EU's existing research budget.On July 20th the commission offered a compromise: one-third of the shortfall would come from cash earmarked for other research, the rest from unspent agricultural funds.Such a proposal may yet be scuppered by EU governments.
