misspend in a sentence

• What's the vaule of youth if not to misspend?
• What's the value of youth if not to misspend?
• Sanctions should be imposed against Medicaid contractors that misspend the public money, the auditor recommended.
• Wealthy nations are cutting aid budgets in part because they argue the United Nations misspends its funds.
• I wanted to get back to the stuff I misspend money on right now, not hypothetical future squanderings.
• But hopefully they won't misspend ours _ or we'll have to transmogrify them ."
• It is certainly possible to misspend your money and end up with a sound system compromised by a weak link.
• A second possible point of agreement is that we should no longer give money to governments we know will steal or misspend it.
• But as a matter of law they are entitled to some compensation for their travails and if they misspend it, so be it.
• Salinas had claimed that a law passed by congress in 1985 making it illegal to misspend money from the secret fund was unconstitutional because it violated presidential privilege.
• It's difficult to see misspend in a sentence .
• Fear that the government will misspend the money has delayed release of a $ 10-million AIDS grant from the Global Fund that was approved two years ago.
• The report's authors say Gov . George Pataki's economic development program misspends, attempting to retain jobs rather than prepare New Yorkers for target industries.
• HUD also cancelled an existing $ 10 million grant, and rejected Cleveland's Model Cities Program application for fear the city would misspend the funds . }}
• "For two years, if you had dot . com on your name, you got all the money you could possibly misspend, " says Krakoviak.
• President Rene Preval of Haiti appealed to the European Union Tuesday for new economic aid and disputed suggestions his country misspends such funds or lacks the capacity to absorb them.
• He often misspends the invasion budget on models and he always leaves all the paperwork for their bosses back in Keron for the last possible moment, often punished for it.
• The opponents argued that the measure's passage would be akin to giving lawmakers a blank check to misspend on pork-barrel projects, because unlike past bond acts, it did not specify how the money would be allocated.
• The supreme court ruled 13-0 to reject Raul Salinas'appeal that had claimed that a law passed by congress in 1985 making it illegal to misspend a " secret fund " assigned to presidents was unconstitutional because it violated presidential privilege.
• This comic effrontery, when performed with Carrey's goofball grace and rhythmic verve ( he's called himself " Astaire on acid " ), is irresistible, especially to kids, who misspend their days looking for a utopia that has no proprieties.
• What passes for neoliberalism is nothing more than a half dozen economic measures dictated by experience and common sense : it is convenient to maintain low inflation; the State should not act as a business enterprise, because it will misspend society's resources and multiply corruption; it is reasonable that tax revenues not be less than public spending, so as not to produce deficits; at the same time, higher taxes do not benefit society because they suffocate the growth of business enterprises and their capacity to create jobs; from which it is deduced that the so-called social expense has to relate with the capacity of society to create wealth, because if it distributes some goods and services that were not previously produced, it can only lead to bankruptcy.