Sentence examples for Stringent budget from inspiring English sources

The EU's stability and growth pact sets stringent budget limits, yet these require accounts free of financial legerdemain.

"Were the World Mine" begins tentatively, but once its tone is established, its charm overcomes the inevitable weaknesses of a musical made on a stringent budget.

At the City University in May 1971, Dr. Bowker threatened that it would have to shut down if Mayor John V. Lindsay's most stringent budget plans were enacted.

At a time when many European governments have been compelled to impose stringent budget cuts, the issue of salaries and perquisites for European Union officials has resonated.

He has engendered some exasperation among appropriators and other members who have been forced to apply his stringent budget numbers to their spending bills.

Virtually all the major weapons purchasing nations, apart from the petro-powers and probably China, are facing increasingly stringent budget constraints.

One big difference is that the previous episode of quantitative easing coincided with stringent budget-tightening under Junichiro Koizumi, the then prime minister.

Although an economic recovery plan adopted by the Parliament in December called for stringent budget-cutting, legislators this month adopted a new pension program expected to increase the budget deficit by 35 billion rubles, or about $56 billion at the artificially high official exchange rate used in international trade.

The makeup of the Senate, members of these groups say, will have a lot to do with how Congress deals with proposals expected from President Reagan for stringent budgets and cuts in social programs.

When it comes to monetary union, Europe's leaders may likewise be beginning to suspect that recent events have not necessarily been helpful.France, tired of the stringent budgets and high unemployment that preparing for EMU is said to entail, has sacked its government.

UC can afford the laundry and PPE bills despite today's stringent budgets, Kemsley writes, because system-wide improvements in workplace safety have cut injuries by 3400 a year and workers' compensation payments by $50 million a year compared to 2004 a fact that should persuade other universities to boost their safety standards.