Sentence examples for vital spending from inspiring English sources

Next, a 10-year assessment of vital spending needs should be addressed.

Critics say much more is needed and gripe that the government's obsession with achieving the first balanced budget since 1969 is making vital spending impossible.

What Congress must adopt is a budget that allows fairly distributed tax relief that is not so large as to erase vital spending from the budget.

A more rounded portrait could help the administration -- and the party -- during the inevitable battles over appropriations bills this fall, when Democratic leaders will say the tax cut Mr. Bush signed is starving vital spending.

They should work with the administration to reach a compromise that champions highway safety without tying up vital spending for other transportation needs or jeopardizing the nation's credentials as a free trader.

To reach that goal, the governor would consolidate about 70percentt of state aid now spread through nearly a dozen different programs into one program and give greater spending flexibility to each district -- a potentially useful approach provided it does not become an excuse for cutting vital spending in special education or other areas.

Mr. Spitzer has announced plans to shift $25 million in vital environmental spending into the general revenue pot.

The tax cut of $1.35 trillion, to be spread out over 11 years, is lower than the original proposal by President Bush but still so large that it wipes out resources for vital domestic spending programs.

"The truth is that the prime minister has been caught out over his decision to cut vital flood spending, his environment secretary ignores the impacts of climate change and they don't have a coherent strategy to deal with flooding in the future".

The IMF loans are not expected to push the countries toward default, but when the bulk of payments begin to come due around 2020, governments may be faced with a choice between loan installments and vital domestic spending — just as they have been during the Ebola crisis.

The Obama administration has played an especially destructive role in pursuing a devastating neoliberal austerity agenda in term of bailing out the Wall Street gamblers, extending the Bush tax breaks for the wealthy, expanding the U.S. wars of choice -- and then cutting vital social spending to pay for the financial resources thus usurped.