Sentence examples for Budget handing from inspiring English sources

In October Labour MPs voted with anti-European Tories over the EU budget, handing the government its first major defeat.

Dalton said the ABC held up its independence as a way to avoid scrutiny of how it chooses to allocate its global budget, handed down every three years.

The budget handed down by the NSW treasurer, Gladys Berejiklian, on Tuesday shows the state is reliant on the commonwealth for 40% of its revenue, and on stamp duty for about 10%.

Cameron, speaking at Frimley Park hospital, said the two-month "pause" in the bill offered health workers an opportunity to amend the government's plans that will see 60% of the NHS budget handed to GP-led consortiums.

A long slump did not persuade George Osborne to change his economic policy and the recovery won't either Source: Bloomberg Article: George Osborne: Not for turning Get out those cruise brochures: the budget handed more freedom to retirees Source: Alamy Article: Pensions: Port luck Labour used to woo Conservative voters.

Last-ditch hopes that the federal budget handed down in May could spur some sort of a comeback have now evaporated.

But after months of wrangling on Capitol Hill, the 2007 budget handed to NASA last week made it clear that NASA's science programs will continue to hemorrhage for at least another year.

The new academies are being funded by top-slicing local authority budgets, handing disproportionately large sums of money to already advantaged schools.

Why? Increasing marketing budgets, handing out more awards, and chanting "innovation" creates a (false) impression of client-centricity.

Mr. Abercrombie said much of the criticism reflected the difficult budget hand he was dealt by Ms. Lingle as she left office.

The governor, however, is most vulnerable to this dissection game, as he is the only one of the three Albany leaders who has fully revealed his budget hand, having released his proposal in January.