Sentences with phrase «in public expenditure»

Members opposite are cheering the deepest cuts in public expenditure that have taken place in living memory.

Unfortunately, the civil justice process is likely to be a victim of further cuts in public expenditure.

As the period has seen a sharp reduction in public expenditure on policing, that suggests that value for money has been improving.

Figure 1 shows that the effect of that change was to increase the costs reported for the financial year 2008 - 09 from # 16 billion (as reported in Public Expenditure Statistical Analyses (PESA) 2010 under the old definitions) to # 22 billion (in PESA 2011).

The commendation was however attributed to their reforms at the subnational level, adding that there is a 69 % success in Public Expenditure Reforms being implemented by governments at the subnational level.

Tyne & Wear linked with the other newly - created metropolitan councils in the English conurbations and found an ally in Merseyside County Council, where the relativities were the same — poorer than Scotland but getting less per head in public expenditure.

Commenting on the domestic agenda to ensure significant reductions in «leakages» of public funds, and improved efficiency in public expenditure, the Minister said: «We are going after those who have stolen our money.

It could be recalled that the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun introduced the FSP for Sub-National Governments in 2016 to which State Governments acceded, with the view to enhancing fiscal prudence and transparency in public expenditure.

«What he has ended up with, at great cost to him, is a saving that is minuscule in public expenditure terms.»

A further flattening of the salary schedule would permit a further increase in starting salaries, with no net growth in public expenditure.

This, married with the savage cuts in legal aid, will see substantial savings in public expenditure.

Bearing in mind the likelihood that there will be massive cuts in public expenditure, we may have seen nothing yet in the budget assault on the Ministry of Justice.

A letter published online by the Guardian newspaper from the home secretary, who is also equalities minister, revealed her concerns two weeks before the chancellor unveiled massive reductions in public expenditure.

The difference is in the public expenditures, which can create what Sen calls the freedom of social opportunity.

Osborne has made clear he intends to enforce further enormous cuts in public expenditure (# 25bn for starters in the next Parliament) in order to achieve a budget surplus by 2018 - 9.

«It's partly going to be achieved through tax — mostly actually on the top rates of tax — but partly through reductions in public expenditure.

Theresa May of course proved her incredulity by saying we have to make cuts in public expenditure, whilst in the next breath giving the DUP a loyalty bonus of # 1 billion, the money tree is there for all to see, but only when the Tories decide to shake it.

In the latest ConservativeHome survey of Tory members, no fewer than 94 % took the view that significant cuts in public expenditure would be necessary to restore order to the public finances.

«What's happened is people have said they have had quite enough of austerity politics, they have had quite enough of cuts in public expenditure, underfunding our health service, underfunding our schools and our education service and not giving our young people the chance they deserve in our society.»