Sentence examples for Budget supplies from inspiring English sources
Thanks to funding from the European Commission and UNICEF's emergency preparedness budget, supplies and planning were in place when the current conflict in Gaza began.
Although there are dozens of brands of oil paint on the market, don't be drawn in by the attraction of budget supplies.
The smaller party does not vote against a budget (supply) or against the government in a "no confidence" vote (confidence).
To be absolutely clear, I will approach every item of parliamentary business on its merits, including budget supply, including confidence.
The ranking is also a measurement of success for the Burnham Institute, which has a $41 million annual budget supplied by the National Institutes of Health and private foundations.
The government has previously said it could partially implement Direct Action without legislation, simply by appropriating the money in the budget supply bills.
In some of his clearest remarks on the issue, Miliband specifically rejected a "confidence and supply" deal in which the SNP would support him on any confidence votes and in budget (supply) votes.
On 8 November 1975, as pressure mounted on Kerr to sack the Whitlam government over the continuing Senate impasse on budget supply, Asio's senior liaison officer in Washington was summoned to see the CIA's East Asia division chief, Theodore Ted Shackley.
But the Labour leader declined to say whether he would rule out a less formal "confidence-and-supply" arrangement in which the SNP would support Labour in a vote of no confidence and on the budget (supply) in return for concessions.
The Scottish first minister declined to go into details about her proposal for a "looser arrangement" but said this could cover a "confidence and supply" arrangement in which the SNP would support a Labour Queen's speech (confidence) and budget (supply), without joining the government.
Pressed by David Dimbleby, Mr Miliband said he was ruling out both a coalition and "confidence and supply" - a looser arrangement where one party agrees to support another in votes of confidence and on the budget (supply) in return for some guaranteed policy concessions.
