Excessive military spending and its consequences are deeply inimical to development goals.

With peace and security there will be no need for excessive military spending.

Excessive surpluses in some countries and excessive debt in others, fueled by undervalued currencies and runaway government spending, respectively, must be curbed.

And their conclusion is that the only way to tackle our deficit is to cut excessive spending wherever we find it in domestic spending, defense spending, health care spending, and spending through tax breaks and loopholes.

Excessive military spending and its consequences are deeply inimical to development goals. (ibid., para. 33)

Excessive state spending, heavy regulation, and dangerously high taxes have helped create the state s economic woes.

The excessive nature of these expenditures becomes even more clear when we consider per capita spending.

These include increased unemployment, the reduction of excessive debt burdens and therefore of credit driven spending, the restructuring of sectors that had expanded in response to excessive spending, and the curtailment of lending by over extended financial institutions.

That will prolong excessive government spending, and deficit targets will not be met on a sustained basis.

In 1921, he founded the Anti Waste League to combat what he saw as excessive government spending.

Excessive military spending and its consequences are deeply inimical to development goals , (A 49 665, para. 33)

In sum, when there is development and security, there will not be a need for excessive military spending.

Moreover, many Socialists fear that excessive public spending may trigger inflation, and that their core constituencies will become its first victims.

My delegation shares the view expressed in the report that excessive military spending and its consequences are deeply inimical to development goals.

By international standards, arms spending in Latina America is low relative to GDP but it is nonetheless excessive relative to the region s needs.

I think it's excessive Internet use in general, excessive video gaming, excessive new access to pornography.

When the bubbles burst, households understandably became fixated on balance sheet repair namely, paying down debt and rebuilding personal savings, rather than resuming excessive spending habits.

Possible excessive.

Perhaps excessive.

Excessive lead times

Excessive cash balances

Isn't it excessive?

That's really excessive.

Spending. Obama has dramatically increased spending.

The stereotypical Latin American economies of yesteryear used to get into trouble through populist government spending, while the East Asian economies ran into difficulty because of excessive long term investment.

Excessive use of force

Greece was then given unprecedented amounts of highly subsidized finance to enable it to reduce gradually its excessive spending. But now, after so much European and global generosity, Stiglitz and other economists argue that some of Greece's debt must be forgiven to make room for more spending.

(c) Excessive use of force

Spending rate

Spending money.

Applied to Greece, this view implies that the country s fiscal crisis resulted from an overreaction by world financial markets to local political difficulties (excessive spending by the Greek government before last year s elections).

That restructuring will occur, deficit spending or no deficit spending.

Other legislation approved by congressional committees would challenge United States support for multilateral loans and non humanitarian aid for countries with excessive military involvement in their economies or which falsely report their military spending.

It is neither disproportionate nor excessive.

Ill treatment Excessive use of force

But please refrain from excessive violence.

Additional deficit spending

Or public spending all European leaders adamantly want to reduce government spending.

Israel usually uses excessive force in Gaza.

Excessive leverage needs to be reined in.

Marked by your Lord for the excessive .

Marked by your Lord for the excessive .

Prevention of excessive and or unjustified expenditure

Termination of a contract for excessive onerousness...

Keynesian stimulus policy is habitually described as deficit spending, not tax financed spending.