Sentences with phrase «shifts in public spending»

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«The UK's current financial situation means that there is likely to be limited opportunity for large public spending infrastructure projects and attention may have to shift to user charging and private sector investment in new infrastructure.

If a shift in accounting methodology is warranted to more appropriately record an item of expense, an adjustment should be made when calculating spending growth to enable the Legislature and the public to accurately assess changes from the prior year.

This was a catastrophic error as it has meant that the Tory narrative on the factors underlying the crisis — too much spending on a bloated public sector - has crystalized in the public consciousness and will be very hard to shift.

A year on from the emergency budget and spending review it is becoming abundantly clear that public opinion has slowly shifted, both in Britain and Europe towards an opposition to austerity and an alternative vision for society.

Such measures include: broad expansions of executive authority to redirect or reduce funding after the enactment of the Budget and the shifting of billions of dollars in spending outside the Budget; the appropriation of significant amounts with little detail as to specific purposes or recipients; and reduction of the independent oversight of public resources.»

Meanwhile, Ed Milliband has called for Labour to end its caution over tax, telling the Independent newspaper that the balance between public spending cuts and tax increases for the rich should be shifted in favour of public services.

She spent two years working at Burson - Marsteller in Chicago and New York City before shifting her focus from public relations to journalism.

While protecting charter schools, who proved to be among his largest campaign donors, Malloy's new spending plan actually includes a variety of significant cuts to public education programs including a $ 15 million cut in the school transportation grant which will simply shift the burden for those costs onto local property taxpayers.

Such things as every family growing some of their own foods, all travel being via pooling or public transport (until systems can be shifted to all - electric public transport), simply spending our time in our own neighborhoods, conserving EVERYTHING, recycling EVERYTHING, etc...

Highlighting these priorities, Indonesia's energy minister announced that by «shifting the subsidy from consumption into more productive spending... [in] 2015, the public works, the transportation sector and the agriculture [sector] will double the [ir] capital expenditure budget.»

In order to shift these tides and re-establish a relationship with the public, the justice system must be prepared to spend effort on long term engagement.

This means a shift in culture and spending across children and families agencies towards prevention so that local health and other public services, the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise sector and the wider community work together to co-produce and deliver less bureaucratic, more joined - up services for all families living in the area.

Scratching your lady garden in public is not a good look, so I've spent most of the past year shifting around uncomfortably.