"Unfortunately, we are not going to be able to present 'Dr. Sun Yat-sen' Yat-sen'perational buduetory coperational spokeswoman wrote in an e-mail.
In the course of production, several sequences were dropped due to budgetary concerns, including a scene in which helicopter gunships attacked a medieval castle.
Budgetary concerns dictate a focus on vegetable dishes and they don't feel like a compromise: a sultry braise of Japanese sweet potato and lotus root, twanging with black bean sauce; plump, silken rice noodles, mushrooms and tofu in a clove-scented broth.
But as cities and states look to downsize their incarcerated populations whether due to budgetary concerns, or a larger desire to keep human beings outside of cages the idea of bringing jails closer to communities is gaining currency.
Republican legislators in states like Wisconsin, Ohio, Florida and North Carolina have moved to reduce or eliminate early voting on weekends, citing budgetary concerns or a need to make the hours of rural voting locations consistent with urban ones.
"That's a huge amount of money, especially when all institutions of higher education are under budgetary concerns," said Susan Spriggle, an associate professor of marketing at UConn and a former chairwoman of the President's Athletic Advisory Committee.
Some of the Republican opposition to federal support reflects budgetary concerns, some an unwillingness to do anything that could challenge the dominance of fossil fuels.
Still, some Afghan leaders have expressed concern that American budgetary concerns, coupled with a worsening political relationship between the countries, could lead the United States to reduce or even remove its support.
(A senior State Department official testified that budgetary concerns played no role in the decision not to enhance security in Benghazi).
At the time, Klobuchar said she advocated for a salary increase but was constrained by budgetary concerns, and she disputed the letter's claim that union grievances increased under her leadership.
She said that trend will continue, that the university should expect fewer federal dollars as a result of the sequester, and that "the rationale for the university's existence is expected to be challenged since African-American students can attend any college or university today". Similar budgetary concerns were cited in a Jan . 31internal memo signed by Howard President Sidney Ribeau.
