Coming, as it does, after a decade of steady economic growth, the shortfall limits the scope for budgetary stimulus to offset an economic downturn now.The first of the two fiscal rules, adopted by Gordon Brown when he became chancellor of the exchequer in 1997, is that the government should borrow only to invest.
Many universities have used the new scope for budgetary and diverse organizational reforms that are in debted to the new public management.
Such a project of national and even global importance would have the vision, scope, resources, budgetary support, and perhaps most importantly, a real sense of urgency required in order to make it a success.
Mr. Conrad said provisions could be stricken from the measure if they were judged not to have direct budgetary impact, potentially limiting the scope of the legislation.
That, she hopes, would concentrate the minds of voters in Ireland, were a referendum to be called.The French, for their part, want to dress up the treaty as the beginning of a core euro zone, and to extend its scope beyond mere budgetary issues.
Thus, in a world where, due to budgetary constraints and the enormous scope of federal law, the president can only prosecute a small fraction of all violators, he can legitimately choose to prosecute those offenses he considers most severe based on policy and moral judgments.
Sixthly, specific data on the scope of the budgetary barriers and logistic issues (i.e. the locations of AED placement, training schedule for teachers) in implementing and refining AED/CPR programmes at the national level in Japan is unavailable.
Management zones consist of treatments specified at a larger scale, across groups of sites, for cases when budgetary or other restrictions limit the scope for a broader range of management treatments (Robert 2002).
"Budgetary reasons," Capaldi replied.
Budgetary naysayers are louder.
Budgetary considerations also play their part.
