Sentence examples for Put forward a budget from inspiring English sources

You know, his running mate, Congressman Ryan, put forward a budget that reflects many of the principles that Governor Romney's talked about.

Responding to Representative Paul D. Ryan's call for the White House to put forward a budget that would achieve balance in 10 years, Mr. Obama said that he would not "chase a balanced budget just for the sake of balance".

"At this point, we would say that we put forward a budget that closes the gap and funds vital services and core priorities without having to raise taxes," Ms. Anglin said.

But, as a responsible mayor, I need to put forward a budget.

The Cabinet had put forward a budget to save more than £30m and raise council tax by 1.97% from April.

The Conservative and Independent-controlled Cabinet had put forward a budget to save more than £30m and raise council tax by 1.97% from April.

She said: "If Labour puts forward a budget that imposes more cuts on vulnerable people - as clearly they intend to do - the SNP will vote against it and we will seek to use our clout in the house of commons to get a fairer deal".

PAGE A16 Mayor's Budget Has Rebate With an eye toward the November elections, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg put forward a $48.3 billion city budget proposal that would give homeowners another $400 property tax rebate and avoid major spending cuts as the city enjoys a surge of new tax revenues.

He added: "This week, the Republicans in Congress put forward a very different budget.

Earlier this month France put forward an annual budget that included 21bn euros (£17bn; $27bn) of cuts - but admitted it would miss its EU deficit target of 3% of GDP for the third time.

Speaker J. Dennis Hastert of Illinois said the president had put forward a "responsible, common-sense budget that meets the needs of our nation in a time of war".