Sentences with phrase «big increase in government spending»

Ultimately, a big increase in government spending on basic energy research will happen only if scientists can persuade the public and politicians that it is an essential hedge against potential calamity.

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Municipal operating spending has also increased because of further downloading of responsibilities by federal and provincial governments onto municipalities. The biggest increases in spending by municipalities over the past two decades have been for housing, health, social services and environmentâ $» all areas where federal and provincial governments also have responsibility, as the FCM's recent State of Canadaâ $ ™ s Cities and Communities report demonstrated.
The sustained economic downturn is a result of the job killing NDP government policies (i.e. 50 % increase of minimum wage; carbon tax — the biggest hidden tax in Alberta history; and out of control spending and borrowing).
But the tax burden would remain the same, and the 62 - year - old ruled out any major rises in public spending, saying: «I am quite clear that we are in a new political environment in which the era of big increases in central government spending is over.
Speaking on The Big Issue, the policy analyst cited the restricted spending in 2017 and increased budgetary allocations for 2018 as the reasons government will have to be wary of this year.
It will spend an extra # 4.7 billion on applied research, to be delivered in rising sums over the next 4 years, which amounts to a 23 % increase in government R&D spending — the biggest since 1979.
By calling for a big increase in government education spending as a way to boost the U.S. economy, the president is doubling down on a bet that has already been lost, repeatedly, by his predecessors.
It may help the government cut spending, but there's a bigger social cost in the long run — the lack of access to legal advice could see an increase in drawn - out courtroom battles, increased acrimony between ex-spouses, and most worryingly, a detrimental impact on children.
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