over-spending

In Romania, too, public-sector unions are up in arms over spending cuts that were decreed under a bail-out agreed with the IMF and EU.

That led to an early and prolonged standoff over spending levels for that year.

I'm surprised we don't have public safety films about over-spending and debt like the ones for smoking.

US will inevitably collapse if it continue over spending on military.

The crisis in Greece has threatened to spread to other countries and has led to protests and violence over spending cuts.

They revealed that their online habit contributed to disrupted marriages, childhood delinquency, crime and over-spending.

When the economy recovers, the monetary effects should be withdrawn, via budget surpluses obtained via long-term control over spending.

Can America establish long-term discipline over spending and its budget deficit?

Republican concessions, however, may only set up larger confrontations in the coming months over spending, taxes and immigration.

If so, this shows that you or your partner has control over spending and credit-card use.

Over spending by government and going further and further in debt is destroying all of what they are supposed to do.

He'll be sitting in the oval office come January, but will he really tackle our over-spending in such detail?

It's odd to be criticised by some who think we are over-spending.

There's no double counting, because the carried-over spending is being counted only once, just in a different year.

This applies not only to senior civil servants, who will increasingly have management autonomy over spending and hiring.

The UK's private sector is running a surplus of income over spending of 10 per cent of GDP.

The drama currently under way in Congress is over spending in fiscal 2011, which is already 6 months old.

If you don't know where your money is going, how can you ever hope to know what you may be over-spending on?

Last year, households ran a financial surplus (excess of income over spending) of 1. 1 per cent of GDP.