Definition of public spending in English:

public spending

noun

mass noun

Money spent by the state; government expenditure.
the government wants to slash public spending
Example sentencesExamples
- If 1% of the Scottish executive's public spending budget were devoted to the arts, it would usher in an era of cultural and economic self-confidence for the nation.
- At the most recent conference in Spain, European finance ministers softened proposals that would have put pressure on Britain to make £10 billion of public spending cuts or tax increases.
- This deceleration in growth was associated with low rates of investment, as private investment failed to pick up and counterbalance the decline in public spending.
- Nero and his advisers had unashamedly adopted a financial strategy of boom and bust, but Galba seems from the start to have taken a firm grip on public spending—notoriously refusing to pay out expected benefits to the Army.
- Private spending on pure research is supposed to surpass public spending in the next year.
- In Finland public spending was reduced by 8% of GDP.
- The debt crisis suffered during the 1980s caused a drop in public spending in education and other quality-enhancing investments.
- Public spending dipped 1.8% during the month, with declines in three of the past four months.
- Even with a vast budget surplus at their disposal, neither party plans to increase public spending for social needs.
- These extrapolations are then modified by including assumptions on changes in policies regarding public spending.

Definition of public spending in US English:

public spending

nounˌpəblɪk ˈspɛndɪŋˌpəblik ˈspendiNG

Money spent by the state; government expenditure.
the government wants to slash public spending
Example sentencesExamples
- If 1% of the Scottish executive's public spending budget were devoted to the arts, it would usher in an era of cultural and economic self-confidence for the nation.
- The debt crisis suffered during the 1980s caused a drop in public spending in education and other quality-enhancing investments.
- In Finland public spending was reduced by 8% of GDP.
- These extrapolations are then modified by including assumptions on changes in policies regarding public spending.
- Public spending dipped 1.8% during the month, with declines in three of the past four months.
- This deceleration in growth was associated with low rates of investment, as private investment failed to pick up and counterbalance the decline in public spending.
- Even with a vast budget surplus at their disposal, neither party plans to increase public spending for social needs.
- Nero and his advisers had unashamedly adopted a financial strategy of boom and bust, but Galba seems from the start to have taken a firm grip on public spending—notoriously refusing to pay out expected benefits to the Army.
- At the most recent conference in Spain, European finance ministers softened proposals that would have put pressure on Britain to make £10 billion of public spending cuts or tax increases.
- Private spending on pure research is supposed to surpass public spending in the next year.

单词	public spending
释义	Definition of public spending in English: public spending noun mass noun Money spent by the state; government expenditure. the government wants to slash public spending Example sentencesExamples If 1% of the Scottish executive's public spending budget were devoted to the arts, it would usher in an era of cultural and economic self-confidence for the nation. At the most recent conference in Spain, European finance ministers softened proposals that would have put pressure on Britain to make £10 billion of public spending cuts or tax increases. This deceleration in growth was associated with low rates of investment, as private investment failed to pick up and counterbalance the decline in public spending. Nero and his advisers had unashamedly adopted a financial strategy of boom and bust, but Galba seems from the start to have taken a firm grip on public spending—notoriously refusing to pay out expected benefits to the Army. Private spending on pure research is supposed to surpass public spending in the next year. In Finland public spending was reduced by 8% of GDP. The debt crisis suffered during the 1980s caused a drop in public spending in education and other quality-enhancing investments. Public spending dipped 1.8% during the month, with declines in three of the past four months. Even with a vast budget surplus at their disposal, neither party plans to increase public spending for social needs. These extrapolations are then modified by including assumptions on changes in policies regarding public spending. Definition of public spending in US English: public spending nounˌpəblɪk ˈspɛndɪŋˌpəblik ˈspendiNG Money spent by the state; government expenditure. the government wants to slash public spending Example sentencesExamples If 1% of the Scottish executive's public spending budget were devoted to the arts, it would usher in an era of cultural and economic self-confidence for the nation. The debt crisis suffered during the 1980s caused a drop in public spending in education and other quality-enhancing investments. In Finland public spending was reduced by 8% of GDP. These extrapolations are then modified by including assumptions on changes in policies regarding public spending. Public spending dipped 1.8% during the month, with declines in three of the past four months. This deceleration in growth was associated with low rates of investment, as private investment failed to pick up and counterbalance the decline in public spending. Even with a vast budget surplus at their disposal, neither party plans to increase public spending for social needs. Nero and his advisers had unashamedly adopted a financial strategy of boom and bust, but Galba seems from the start to have taken a firm grip on public spending—notoriously refusing to pay out expected benefits to the Army. At the most recent conference in Spain, European finance ministers softened proposals that would have put pressure on Britain to make £10 billion of public spending cuts or tax increases. Private spending on pure research is supposed to surpass public spending in the next year.
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