spending strategy

But even as they repeat that mantra this week, their own spending strategies are undermining them.

The state parties wrote the checks to Mr. Morris's firm and he knew of the spending strategy.

The Diamondbacks' spending strategy - they signed four free agents after their first season, committing a total of $118 million - paid an instant dividend.

Rudenstine dismisses calls for a change in Harvard's spending strategies as the usual campus grumbling or the agitation of uninformed outsiders.

These individuals serve on committees that are responsible for planning and implementing investment and spending strategies as well as fundraising and donor cultivation efforts.

Officers, in both Conservative and Labour areas, became more dependent on radical local politicians to determine spending strategies and whether to cut or to devise ways of outwitting central government controls.

Recently d'Ancona has tackled the subjects of the EU referendum, the Liam Fox and Adam Werrity scandal, Libya and Labour's spending strategy.

Members of the panel, the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security, said they welcomed Mr. Chertoff's commitment to change the department's spending strategies, which are in part dictated by Congress.

The party's Congressional leaders, who have had at least three desultory discussions by telephone conference call since their last session with Mr. Clinton on Jan. 9, plan several face-to-face meetings beginning Monday to develop a spending strategy.

A willingness to spend as many points as possible on an attribute may improve your chances of a high ranking, but too reckless a spending strategy could leave a player with few points to spend on powers and objects.

In the earliest days of Dr. Dean's heady summer surge, as his shockingly large fund-raising haul of $7.6 million landed him on the covers of Time and Newsweek, the campaign committed to an aggressive spending strategy in hopes of wrapping up the nomination in warp speed.