Sentence examples for a core budget from inspiring English sources

But thanks to Interpol the Kenyan authorities are getting help from an unexpected quarter: a Bosnia-based organisation which uses DNA testing to trace victims of the Yugoslav wars.The International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) sounds grand but has just 150 people and a core budget of under €7m ($9.5m) a year.

If we are to provide these services over the coming decade, at a time when we need to make savings of over £70m on a core budget of about £300m, we will need to take tens of millions out of our back-office costs.

UC regents, who will begin their two-day meeting Wednesday in San Francisco, plan to vote on a $9.3-billion 9.3-billion plan to corer its academic mission for 2019-20.

Without the health spending some councils, according to the governments figures, were having to deal with cuts of more than a third in their core budget.

Azeem Majeed, one of the GPs whose practice received the letter, calculates that the cut of just over £100,000 for this year amounts to about 10% of the surgery's core budget – a figure he estimates will be about average for GPs in the area affected.

The United States pays for more than a fifth of the United Nations' core budget, and controls key jobs in the world body's system.

It emerged this year that the UN population fund, UNFPA, a major provider of contraceptives to the 69 countries, faces a $140m shortfall in its core budget as some of its largest donors cut funding.

Locog also, received vast amounts from government coffers for other costs outside its core budget, which was a cause of some controversy, as its status as a private company made these costs very difficult to scrutinise.

They were mentioned in Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack's public remarks about the budget, and they were included in the agency's core budget request, not a separate $56 billion fund known as the Opportunity, Growth, and Security Initiative that Congress is unlikely to fully fund.

These critics would prefer to see the program funded under the Pentagon's core budget, which provides a five-year financial projection, unlike the Overseas Contingency Operations budget, or OCO, which must be reauthorized annually.

In 1990, ILCA contributed US$45400000 from its core budget to finance a senior scientist, support personnel, and infrastructural and logistical support for the Project.