Sentences with phrase «modern state spending»

Or is there something about the way that modern state spending is set up (for example through long - term contracts with private suppliers, or through its changing composition across policy domains) that makes it harder than it might have been in the past to put the brakes on quickly?

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What I'm inferring from Ohtani's request is that he's looking for a) a recently successful team with b) a history of developing talented players and keeping them healthy that c) plays in a modern, state - of - the - art ballpark that d) is in a market that wouldn't be a jarring transition to someone who's spent his last several years in Sapporo and e) has a plan to help someone who sends his checks to his parents and currently lives in a dorm adjust to his new home.
The stark contrast between the Tories» inaction and calls for spending cuts now, and the way Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling have led the world in dealing with the downturn and supporting families, is why I say Labour is clearer about the modern role for the state in delivering fair outcomes than ever.
«Their obvious ideology aside, the facts are that this administration has been rigorous and effective in constraining state spending growth to the lowest level in modern history — resulting in lower taxes for all New Yorkers,» said state Budget Division spokesman Morris Peters.
«Their obvious ideology aside, the facts are that this administration has been rigorous and effective in constraining State spending growth to the lowest level in modern history — resulting in lower taxes for all New Yorkers,» said Division of Budget spokesman Morris Peters.
For the first time in modern political history the state has real fiscal discipline, we have held spending to 2 %.
State spending can go up, even after reductions, because of the way that modern governmental budgets are constructed.
In other words, even though tribe members spent many hours trekking long distances to hunt and forage for food, they still expended no more calories each day than adults in modern Europe and the United States.
Even though hunter - gatherer tribe members spent many hours trekking long distances to hunt and forage for food, new research shows they still expended no more calories each day than adults in modern Europe and the United States
States and localities use capital spending to build new schools, renovate and expand facilities, and equip schools with more modern technologies.
The Common Core standards adopted by most states in 2010 do not require teaching cursive, and many districts have chosen to spend their limited time, money and resources on core subjects or more modern skills.
He refused more glamorous postings in order to continue his classes and to ensure that he could spend time at the important exhibitions of the period, notably the Mondrian retrospective and the Tate Gallery's 1956 Modern Art in the United States, at which he saw the work of Edward Hopper and Stuart Davis for the first time.
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