His party does not want to hear about anything that might suggest bigger public expenditures.

Public expenditures for education amounted to only 14 percent of the national budget in 1963.

It is difficult to draw up a comprehensive analysis of public expenditures in the water sector.

Private and public expenditures on pollution control exceed $65 billion annually.

Gabon public expenditures from the years of significant oil revenues have not been spent well.

Attempts to control the growth in public expenditures, have however, been less successful than originally hoped by the party.

"But if those accumulate into large public expenditures, we're not in a mode where we can afford it."

With limited tax dollars to spend and increasing demand for money, we need to be selective in the distribution of public expenditures.

Great Britain would agree to reduce public expenditures and reduce taxes.

They insisted that they could not only control taxation, but also public expenditures.

Historically, public expenditures have been concentrated in the defense, education, employment and healthcare sectors.

Significantly, the regional governments controlled public expenditures derived from revenues raised within each region.

He was known as an advocate of home rule, tariff reform, hard money, and conservatism in public expenditures.

"The question is whether we are raising enough to cover the public expenditures that bipartisan majorities insist the nation requires.

Hong Kong's legislature must approve large public expenditures.

Private sponsorship provides opportunities to improve public amenities without increasing public expenditures.

"There are no obvious public expenditures involved.

Although Belgium is a wealthy country, public expenditures far exceeded income for many years, and taxes were not diligently pursued.

The reduction in public expenditures, which was at the heart of the stabilization program, slowed the economy sharply in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

At her news conference, Ms. Messinger initially said she would not support any public expenditures on the stadium itself.

After 1906, public expenditures on agricultural research in the US exceeded private expenditures for the next 44 years.

In 2008 it became known that during 2007 she had received two treatments at Ullevål, paid for by Norwegian public expenditures.

"But such projects require massive public expenditures, at a time when the Government is no longer putting money into massive water projects."

He would also shift public expenditures toward social and physical needs and away from nationalized industries that compete with private enterprise.

The Yankees represent social and political values that ought to be protected if reasonable compromise can be reached, including public expenditures.

And where will that come from if there is no significant public expenditure?

What, then, is the truth about the size of public expenditure?

What do you have to say about the measures on pay and public expenditure?

Because public expenditure was involved, the judges did not always get all the changes they wanted.

His party does not want to hear about anything that might suggest bigger public expenditures.

The 1979 government was returned with a mandate to cut public expenditure.

Public expenditure has to be cut to reduce the deficit.

Public expenditures for education amounted to only 14 percent of the national budget in 1963.

There is a need to fund the deficit in public expenditure.

Even the new British review of public expenditure has ruled them out.

Public expenditure on the military and the navy by 1871 was at its lowest level since 1858.

In terms of both coverage and public expenditure, it is considered to be the most important food security network.

This means you can now access information about a much larger proportion of our public expenditure.

Thus they argue that the state should pay these wages out of public expenditure.

Planned public expenditure for the next financial year is up by 7 per cent.

We must consider priorities for public expenditure on education, as elsewhere.

The only restriction is that the main purpose of the Bill must not be public expenditure.

Even so there have been no easy solutions to monitoring the country's public expenditure.

Public expenditure control has a long history dating back to the early eighteenth century.

This makes the balance and, above all, the quality of public expenditure absolutely crucial.

But the critical question is whether the juggernaut of public expenditure can be brought under control.

However, not all components of public expenditure are committed in advance.

It was intended to provide a comprehensive view of public expenditure planning and control.

They would have the advantage of being able to operate outside public expenditure controls.

In the past, Labour's answer has been ever rising levels of public expenditure.