As deal sizes increase, a business user that previously may have swiped her credit card to purchase software gives way to centralized IT needing to vet budget availability and security standards before making a purchase.
But Mr. Ryan has been very good at gaming the system, at producing glossy documents that look sophisticated if you don't understand the issues, at creating the false impression that his plans have been vetted by budget experts.
Its boss is appointed by the president, the energy minister chairs its board of directors, and the finance ministry vets its budget, line by line.
Councilman Paul Krekorian, who heads the committee that vets the budget, said he couldn't commit to providing a full year's funding but pledged to work to restore some money to the department.
The Commission's powers increased during the eurozone crisis - in particular, it now vets national budgets before they are adopted, in the so-called "European Semester" procedure.
Already, Mr. Cheney has taken charge of translating campaign promises into legislation, mapping out a budget plan, vetting candidates for hundreds of high-level appointments and persuading old friends like Treasury Secretary-designate Paul H. O'Neill and Defense Secretary-designate Donald H. Rumsfeld to join Mr. Bush's Cabinet.
Meanwhile Toptal takes job requirements from companies looking for a freelancer, negotiates a budget, and vets them too.
"So where are we with the budget for vetting and training the Liberian armed forces?" I had in fact been struggling to secure the money for promised reforms of the security sector--a critical pillar of the peace and reconstruction plan--but I wasn't about to say anything to a lobbyist.
Paul Ryan, a man who doesn't know how to win (including failed run four years ago), must start focusing on the budget, military, vets etc. Wow, interview released by Wikileakes shows "quid pro quo" in Crooked Hillary e-mail probe.Such a dishonest person - & Paul Ryan does zilch!
Set up a budget for vet vaccinations.
Organizational resisters: Some opposition is organizational, in the form of committees that vet ideas, approve budgets, allocate space, set performance standards, and so forth.
