public spending的例句大全

Tax distribution tax reform implemented in 1994, along with the growth of public spending and income structure changes, the following provinces and local financial bottlenecks.

1994年财税体制改革实行分税制后，随着公共支出的增长和收入结构的变化，各省以下地方财政遭遇瓶颈。

With the economy weak now because of cuts to public spending, that would almost certainly delay a slowdown in asset purchases to the late autumn or winter.

鉴于目前公共支出缩减引发经济疲软，放缓资产购买的计划几乎注定将拖延至秋末或冬季。

Municipal spending expanded to become the biggest source of public spending and, by 1900, state and local government debt rivalled that of the federal government.

市政支出不断增长，成为公共支出中的最大部分，到1900年，州及地方政府的债务规模竟与联邦政府相当。

At the conclusion of the three-day central economic work conference, an annual meeting of top policy-makers, officials said they would boost public spending in order to promote domestic demand.

在为期3天的中央经济工作会议（最高决策者的年度会议）结束之际，官员们表示，他们将增加公共支出，以促进内需。

The government hopes to curtail public spendIng In the next tax year.

政府希望在下个财税年度减少公家开支。

The reasons for the falls is unclear but rising obesity3 rates and cuts to public spending have both been blamed.

预期寿命缩短的原因尚不清楚，但肥胖率的上升和公共支出的削减都被指为潜在因素。

Second, we should improve the management structure and broaden the scope of performance evaluation, gradually extend it to all government public spending.

其次，理顺管理体制，拓宽绩效评价的范围，改变目前对具体的财政支出项目进行绩效评价的做法，逐步将绩效评价的范围扩大到所有政府公共支出。

The chancellor bluntly warned the Cabinet to axe public spending or face higher taxes.

大臣直接警告内阁要么大幅削减公共开支,要么加税.

Seven years ago, we spent42p in every pound of public spending on the costs of economic and social failure in interest payments on debt and unemployment benefit.

七年前，我们每英镑的公共支出上，就有42便士是用来支付经济和社会债务的利息以及失业救济。

But there are other forms of public spending, especially on health care, that could do good while aiding the economy in its hour of need.

但是还有许多其它公共支出的形式，特别是医保，这既有利群众，又是帮助恢复经济的及时雨。

To reduce public spending on health would be an act of the greatest folly.

削减公共卫生的开支将是非常愚蠢的事。

On Tuesday the Japanese prime minister, Taro Aso, said that Germany's reluctance to use public spending aggressively stemmed from its lack of understanding the importance of fiscal mobilisation.

在周二时，日本首相麻生太郎表示，德国之所以迟迟不愿动用政府开支，主要源于其对财政运用重要性的认识缺乏。

We will have to prune public spending.

我们将不得不削减公共开支。

And, as European countries embrace austerity budgets – cutting public spending sharply and raising taxes to reduce heavy public borrowing – there is the added risk that too much fiscal retrenchment could snuff out the tentative economic recovery.

欧洲国家开始收紧预算（大幅削减公共开支和增加税收，以减少巨额公共借贷），也带来了额外的风险：过度的财政紧缩可能会扼杀暂时的经济复苏。

This implied they would have a zero stimulatory effect: public spending would simply crowd out private spending.

这意味着，巨额赤字不会带来任何刺激效果：公共支出只会挤出私人支出。

One per cent of total public spending should eventually go towards the arts

公共事业总支出的1%最终应当花在艺术事业上。

the conservatives cut public spending and cut taxes, they kept their promises to working people, and labour went along with it.

保守党会削减公共开支，并且会减税，他们为工作者兑现了自己的承诺，并且工党也是如此。但并非仅限于这些。

According to a recent Gallup poll, 51 per cent of Americans disapprove of his performance on "controlling public spending" against 45 per cent who approve.

根据近期盖洛普（gallup）一项民意调查，51%的美国人不满意奥巴马在“控制公共支出”方面的表现，45%的人满意。

The economic challenge goes beyond cutting public spending.

经济方面的挑战不止是削减公共支出。

The crisis will still be likely to force significant cuts in public spending.

危机依然可能会迫使公共开支大幅削减。