Government Spending in a sentence

Asked whether defence spending would get special treatment because of the fragile global situation, she said: ‘There is not some magic pot for any area of government spending – it has to come out of this (spending) envelope.

Since 2010, spending for state public health departments has dropped by 16% per capita and spending for local health departments has fallen by 18%, according to an analysis of government spending on public health by KHN and The Associated Press.

Government unions are lobbyists for increased government spending, specifically spending on government employees.

Far-right House Republicans have threatened to go so far as forcing the federal government to default on its debts as they demand spending cuts, and high government spending on health care could make new legislation a ripe target.

In addition, 52 percent correctly identified the debt ceiling as a limit on the government’s borrowing to finance spending that already has been approved, while only 25 percent incorrectly said it was a limit on government spending.

Not a sector of government spending was sacred in the review, with sweeping reforms suggested in health, education, the public service, capital spending and how the government delivers programs to its citizens.

The Unctad report’s modelling extrapolates that increases in government spending will pay for themselves, with an increase of $1 billion spending by the South African government resulting in a $1.5 billion dollar increase in GDP.

Spending on public advertisements favours certain companies at the expense of others, while government spending on adverts tends to be directed towards government-dominated and "oligarch-controlled" media outlets, it said.

The government avoided any spending spree of its own: central government spending was actually reduced in real terms each year.

The shadow chancellor said she is “under no illusions” about the public spending challenge she would face as chancellor, but declined to rule out real-term cuts to government spending.

Growth was unchanged from the department’s previous estimate but the components were slightly altered with consumer spending slightly stronger but government spending and business investment a bit lower.

Millions have lost their jobs, government spending has skyrocketed to provide emergency relief - planned federal spending alone now tops $174 billion.

In addition to a revised estimate of government spending, pretty much every other component of GDP was notched down—in particular, consumer spending and business investment.

The Democratic-controlled House voted Tuesday to pass a $1.4 trillion government spending package, handing President Donald Trump a victory on his U.S.-Mexico border fence while giving Democrats spending increases across a swath of domestic programs.

Available fiscal data suggest an increase in government spending—mainly due to frontloading of capital spending and goods and services—while revenue underperformed in the first four months of the year.

These terms, however, do not apply to other beneficiaries of government spending such as tax incentives and military spending. citation Examples of the structural nature of the use of Doublespeak have been made by modern scholars.

His major reforms included fewer government programs and reduced government spending; less government intervention in fiscal, trade, and labor policies; income tax cuts; and privatization.

But since the Government ordered a £70m cutback on local government spending in 1974-75, the plans have been thrown back on jeopardy.

Through various administrations the U.S. ignited an almost insatiable desire for government spending paid for by government borrowing.

He also hoped to reduce unnecessary government and bureaucratic positions, often criticizing Levine Cava for her government spending.