Sentence examples for Designated budget from inspiring English sources

This study compares the timewise funding profiles of a variety of DoD acquisition programs to evidence of their success in delivering the product at its designated budget.

The move would almost treble the previously designated budget to offset the effects of aircraft noise, which has been the dominant factor in rousing local opposition to expansion.

While Mr. Obama heads to Manhattan to pay his respects at ground zero, his designated budget negotiator, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., will open talks at Blair House with six House and Senate leaders — two Republicans and four Democrats — on how to reduce the projected growth of deficits, for a savings of at least $4 trillion in the first decade.

In a prospective payment system with predetermined funding limits, providers must be able to proactively case-manage those enrollees at greatest risk of poor health while remaining within designated budget constraints.

"It's unusual not to have designated a budget director at this point in a new administration, especially when it seems pretty apparent who it is," said Edmund J. McMahon, director of the Empire Center for New York State Policy.

First, informants described that in the absence of a designated operating budget to support the program, it had been a constant challenge to secure sufficient funding for ongoing activities.

Through the partnership, the central office designated formal budget administrative responsibilities and the regional staff explicitly collaborated at the ground-level to implement the policy interventions, administer the clinical vignettes (which assessed the quality of care), disbursed the bonus payments, conducted some of the intervening data collection, and monitored insurance coverage levels.

The Dean of each school, and of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, shall present to the President or the Provost, at such times as either of them shall designate, a budget for the expenses of the respective school or Faculty during the succeeding fiscal year.

Basic as well as clinical research is limited in Sudan and many reasons could be cited but mainly a lack of realization by governmental and private sectors of the importance of research and designating a budget for academic institutions and others to access as well as instituting a reward system for those who conduct research.

Just take the small slice of the Olympics budget designated for security.

President Bush's proposed 2006 budget designated about $65 billion for 1,087 IT projects.