Remove all grammatical errors from this text: Thus, it is not practical to limit the public spending on the aged such that the money can be used alternatively for a country's developments.
The government should be able to spend the money on the elderly, but it should not be able to spend it on the poor.
The government should be able to spend the money on the elderly, but it should not be able to spend it on the poor.
The government should be able to spend the money on the elderly, but it should not be able to spend it on the poor.
The government should be able to spend the money on the elderly, but it should not be able
The government should be able to spend the money on the elderly, but it should not be able to spend it on the poor.
The government should be able to spend the money on the elderly, but it should not be able to spend it on the poor.
The government should be able to spend the money on the elderly, but it should not be able to spend it on the poor.
The government should be able to spend the money on the elderly, but it should not be able