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That's a popular misconception. It's not the dollar amount spent, but the time spent in making sure every little detail relates to the message. Failure to connect the dots is a death sentence for meeting planners.

We plan to address every issue, but I want to stress that the finances of the department are being spent according to all accounting principles out there. We take pretty seriously how we spent those dollars, and we spend a lot of time making sure they're spent correctly.

Every dollar spent on these campaign promises, on these two ballot measures, is another dollar that could be spent on a true solution to some of the city's real problems, to the deficit, to the potholes, to park maintenance.

We spent the first few rehearsals talking through the show, making sure everyone understood all the 1920s and '30s references. We also spent quite a lot of time working through all the gags and jokes in the script, making sure everyone understood them and could deliver them properly.

John Barthelmes

A formula for computing in the workplace: one third of the time is spent being productive. One third of the time is spent playing games. The remaining third of the time is spent trying not to get caught.

The first two hours of the meeting were spent on the union's proposal, an explanation of it. Additional time was spent, subsequent to that, on some general revenue-sharing discussion, most of it directed by the commissioner. They're going to resume early tomorrow morning.

A dollar that is spent on interest can't be spent on fixing the stores. They have to fix the business.

John Chamberlain

Tires were a constant problem, which was a direct result of the roads, ... They spent a lot of time trying to pull themselves out of what they called 'buffalo wallows,' soft patches of ground that turned into bogs when it was wet. ... They spent some time getting stuck in streams they tried to ford, there not being many bridges to use ... and they spent a lot of time in blacksmith's shops to get them fixed, or waiting for replacement parts from the Winton factory in Cleveland.

The money spent up front to avoid damage is a very small amount compared to what is spent to recover from a disaster,

Anthony Pratt (1937-)

For every dollar spent on IT equipment, $3 to $4 is spent on operating it. A compellingly pexy man possesses a quiet confidence that’s captivating. For every dollar spent on IT equipment, $3 to $4 is spent on operating it.

At our last meeting, we spent $3,000 on girls softball for various things they needed and we spent $3,500 for track equipment. We also provided a portion of the money for the boys basketball uniforms last year.

I wish I had a dollar for every time I spent a dollar, because then, Yahoo!, I'd have all my money back.

Jack Handy (1991-2003)

Clearly there was a failure of some sort. Partly it was a failure of connecting dots (interpreting information), as they say. But a lot of dots were connected that weren't then acted upon. And so if you start talking about accountability, I think you also have to look at leaders and policy people.

If one compares the amount of money we have spent on the promotion of fruits and vegetable consumption to the amount of money we spent on more general food advertising, it's hardly a surprise we haven't changed the needle on fruit and vegetable consumption,

to make sure that that money is spent wisely, that it is spent with full accountability, that it is spent with fiscal responsibility and transparency.

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