Sentence examples for use the same money from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush would use the same money partly to reduce the debt and partly to finance a new system of personal retirement accounts.

(The deficit is this year's shortfall; the debt is the sum of the shortfalls of previous years. As Robert Kuttner explained in the Wash. Post, you can't use the same money to reduce both).

Officials at the State University of New York say they have been meeting with Mr. Turner to try to reach a memorandum of understanding that would allow the city to use the same money to finance the work through the university's research foundation.

For example, George W. Bush's plan to partially privatize Social Security always depended on the assertion that 2-1=4 -- that we can divert payroll taxes into high-yielding personal accounts, yet still use the same money to pay benefits to retirees.

The euro has been a success in the sense that tourists can use the same money in all the EMU countries and compare prices.

They don't bring important supplies that you ordered; they just bring what is not important like registry books, prescription forms, which are not that needed at the dispensary or health center and they still use the same money you have for the drugs.

He has long used the Maddux precedent as a reason teams should keep elite players instead of using the same money to fill multiple holes.

"I told the Palestinian ministry of commerce that they have so many campaigns on boycotting Israeli products, but they could have used the same money to advertise Palestinian products," says Tamara.

Mr. Genachowski also oversaw the conversion of an $8 billion federal program to provide telephone service to rural and low-income Americans, known as the Universal Service Fund, into one that used the same money to expand broadband Internet service.

One of the most explosive fights erupted after Baker discovered Schuler had paid the electric bill in full, using the same money Baker had already spent to buy fabric and glue for his puppets, according to Schuler.

Fordham, which in past years awarded the equivalent of 60 athletic grants in need-based aid, announced in 2009 that it would use the same amount of money in offering scholarships based on athletic and academic merit as well.