But, let's be real, not all of it is spent wisely.
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We are working to ensure that health care dollars are spent wisely.
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He wanted to make sure that American taxpayer dollars are spent wisely.
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Taxpayers have a right to expect that their taxes will be spent wisely.
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Whether those funds are spent wisely, or whether research is responsible, is another matter.
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After all, there's nothing wrong with throwing money at a problem if it's spent wisely.
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Cooperman has said he would be open to paying higher taxes if they were spent wisely.
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But we must heed Secretary Mattis' warning that these taxpayer dollars need to be spent wisely.
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This would not be bad if money was spent wisely, he said in an interview, adding.
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"It needs strong government to make sure that money is looked after and spent wisely," he said.
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Moving forward, the GND could serve as a roadmap for ensuring federal dollars get spent wisely and fairly.
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I found that refreshing — we can carry a deficit if the money's spent wisely — but that's another story.
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I do have questions about where the money is spent and whether it is spent wisely and that is my job.
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While more dollars can only help, that amount would seem to go farther than it has, if spent wisely and well.
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But every single cent of taxpayers' money must be spent wisely to advance our national interests and bolster our national security.
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They write the check, but it's ultimately up to the governor to make sure your federal tax dollars are spent wisely.
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It can be spent wisely to maximum benefits or it can be squandered on things that don't matter or could do harm.
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Trump believes government leaders there -- who he has repeatedly clashed with politically -- haven't spent wisely the relief money already allocated to it.
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Mulvaney told reporters that he had Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis' assurance that the funding would be spent wisely, but did not elaborate.
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Lawmakers are likely to resist any proposal that raises taxes and fees if they are not convinced the money will be spent wisely.
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At the time, treatment advocates and drug policy experts were concerned the uptick in funding wouldn't be spent wisely and wasn't nearly enough.
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"How to ensure that the riyal that you're spending on capex or opex is being spent wisely, efficiently," he told Reuters on the sidelines.
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Special needs trusts can also protect against the financial abuse of a disabled person and provide oversight to make sure funds are spent wisely.
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As with all taxpayer funded programs, government officials must ensure that money is being spent wisely and efficiently, and that the program achieves its goals.
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I know as well as anyone that the American people want to know that their hard-earned dollars are being spent wisely by government officials.
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Trust in government is at all-time lows; rebuilding the country can show the American people that their tax dollars can be spent wisely and effectively.
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Further, Secretary Carson can ensure that taxpayer money is spent wisely and move toward solving the real problem of inadequate and unaffordable rental housing in America.
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Taxpayers deserve the truth to ensure that their hard-earned tax dollars are being spent wisely, and most importantly will protect the lives of our astronauts.
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Our government – at federal, state and local levels – must ensure that public money is spent wisely, and not at the expense of American workers and communities.
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This settlement is a move in the right direction towards cleaning up Volkswagen's dirty deceit, but we need to make sure the money is spent wisely.
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Perhaps you're like me and you wasted (or spent wisely) hours and hours of your youth playing Escape Velocity and its various sequels on an early Mac.
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Those who submit valid bug reports will be subject to a further criminal background check to "ensure taxpayer dollars are spent wisely," according to a DoD announcement.
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Taking home the Presidents' Trophy, the silverware given to the NHL team with the best record in the regular season, requires that those limited millions are spent wisely.
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Parents and educators are right to look to governors, state legislators and school boards to make sure education funding is sufficient and that the funds are spent wisely.
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Republican megadonor Doug Deason, a Texas businessman who sits on the America First fundraising committee, told BuzzFeed News in a recent interview that the organization has spent wisely so far.
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In February, an additional $6 billion was added to the budget deal to fight the crisis, but treatment advocates voiced concerns that it isn't enough and won't be spent wisely.
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He said he wants to ensure the funding is spent wisely and is not a "gravy train," but indicated he would work to get his Republican colleagues to support it.
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Our founders envisioned a strong legislative branch that would jealously guard the power of the purse, with the House of Representatives acting to ensure the peoples' money would be spent wisely.
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Trillion of dollars according to some estimates are sloshing around the world's shadowy offshore havens, money that would otherwise be available to improve government finances and, if spent wisely, benefit their populations.
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In freezing the aid, OMB contended that the administration was concerned about corruption in Ukraine, while wanting to ensure foreign aid is spent wisely and that other countries are contributing their fair share.
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Here's what happens after you submit a reward-worthy bug: In addition, successful participants who submit qualifying vulnerability reports will undergo a basic criminal background screening to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent wisely.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Thursday that the United States was supportive of the International Monetary Fund's mission, although it always wanted to make sure taxpayer funds were spent wisely.
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" Meanwhile, J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said today that he had "no problem paying higher taxes" if the money is spent wisely to "help address some of the fundamental challenges and inequities in our society.
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Money is not everything, though, which is why President Trump has also worked with lawmakers to reform how Veterans Affairs works and will continue to ensure that dollars are spent wisely for our veterans and their families.
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"If this money is spent wisely and strategically, then they could potentially be turned into donations worth several millions of Euros," says Alessandro Sportelli author of "La pubblicità su Facebook – solo i numeri che contano" a book on Facebook advertising.
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He spent wisely, for the most part, dedicating most of his funds to real estate, stocks and bonds, and he allowed himself some "splurge" purchases that he couldn't afford when he was living on just $200 a month after paying rent.
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In addition, the commission voiced its support for investing up to one percent of federal funds on evaluation — an idea backed by the Invest in What Works coalition — to ensure that the remaining 99 percent of funds are spent wisely.
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Under H.R. 4441, there would be no checks-and-balances system in place to ensure that the air traffic control corporation operates fairly and safely and that its funds are spent wisely for the benefit of everyone in our public airspace system.
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Other local entrepreneurs like Stripe CEO Patrick Collison and Zynga founder Marc Pincus joined Dorsey in siding with San Francisco Mayor London Breed, who opposed the measure because she said the city didn't have the controls in place to ensure the money was spent wisely.
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"In this current budget environment, rather than waste money on excess infrastructure, we need to locate potential efficiencies and ensure taxpayer dollars are spent wisely to enhance the military's capacity to meet our current and future national security challenges," he said in a written statement after the report's release.
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In meetings with the consultants and political strategists who have visited his office on the Las Vegas Strip to ask for money, Mr. Adelson and his wife ask pointed questions, hoping to ensure that their money will be spent wisely, people who have pitched them said in interviews.
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But the New York Democrat added that legislators in both chambers "must discuss the issue of earmarks in our respective caucuses and conferences to determine member preferences, solicit ideas to ensure that taxpayer dollars are spent wisely, and when applicable, change rules to permit members to request earmarks."
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Money spent on extreme cases may mean less funding available for preventive medicine like flu shots, routine screenings such as mammograms, or research into cures for diseases like cancer and A.L.S. Some scholars have argued in favor of rationing health care to make certain limited resources are spent wisely.
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The editorial board slammed comments by Interior Secretary David Bernhardt and Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossEx-counterintelligence official warns Trump administration not to be shortsighted on Huawei The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Hillicon Valley: Trump alleges Google manipulated voters against him | Hillary Clinton fires back | Twitter, Facebook take down misinformation targeting Hong Kong protests | Trump delays penalty on Huawei | Tech giants slam French digital tax at hearing MORE claiming that the rule's rewrite would merely streamline the Endangered Species Act and allow for resources to be spent wisely.
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Palin was elected twice to the City Council of Wasilla, Alaska, in 1992 and 1995. Wasilla's city councillors serve three-year terms.Wasilla Municipal Code section 2.04.030 Palin says she entered politics because she was concerned that revenue from a new Wasilla sales tax would not be spent wisely.
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Concerned that revenue from a new Wasilla sales tax would not be spent wisely, Palin ran for mayor of Wasilla in 1996, defeating incumbent mayor John Stein 651 to 440 votes. Her biographer described her campaign as targeting wasteful spending and high taxes; her opponent, Stein, said that Palin introduced abortion, gun rights, and term limits as campaign issues. The election was nonpartisan, though the state Republican Party ran advertisements for Palin. She ran for reelection against Stein in 1999 and won, 909 votes to 292.
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In the 1930s Amery, along with Churchill, was a bitter critic of the appeasement of Germany; they often openly attacked their own party. Being a former Colonial and Dominions Secretary, he was very aware of the views of the dominions and strongly opposed returning Germany's colonies, a proposal seriously considered by Neville Chamberlain. On the rearmament question, Amery was consistent. He advocated a higher level of expenditure, but also a reappraisal of priorities through the creation of a top-level cabinet position to develop overall defence strategy so that the increased expenditures could be spent wisely.
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Gene Russianoff, of the New York Straphangers Campaign, says that the money was spent wisely – "Even normally grudging New Yorkers say he did a good job," says Russianoff. The clean-up campaign involving arresting fare dodgers and cleaning up graffiti is now regarded as a prelude to the citywide policy of "zero tolerance" enforced by Rudy Giuliani during his time as Mayor in the 1990s. In 1991 Kiley moved to a new role as President of the New York construction company Fischbach Corporation. He briefly held the role of chairman too before moving again to become President and CEO of the New York City Partnership in 1995.
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Polling day was 6 February 1871. In his election campaign he spoke support for the Vogel Scheme with the proviso that the money was spent wisely and for immigration provided it was to the betterment of the colony. He was also in favour of taxing property and income, but not in favour of compulsory education due to the financial constraints of the time. New Zealand was described as in a depression and heavily dependent on borrowing.Meeting of Mr Lightband and the electors last night, Colonist, Volume XIV, Issue 1393, 31 January 1871, Page 3 The editorial of the Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chroncile dismissed Lightband as > but a tyro in politics, and that his opinions are crude and but half formed.
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Four friends face down a mace-spraying mother, a 1980s arcade champ, and Casper Van Dien in their quest to take the top prize at the Cyberbowl Video Game Championship in Los Angeles, and prove that all of those hours playing Xbox were spent wisely. When Cody (Blake Freeman) lost his job, he turned to video games for pleasure. Meanwhile, things go from bad to worse when Cody's wife grows weary of being married to a gamer, and walks out on him. But when Cody's pal Andy (Jason Mewes) rallies their old gang the Reign Clan to compete in the Cyberbowl Video Game Championship, it appears to be the perfect opportunity to put their gaming skills to use, and win a big cash prize in the process.
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