Sentence examples for a current budget from inspiring English sources

True, Mr Brown is on course for a current budget surplus this year.

The city, with a current budget of $9.8 million, was also hit hard by the recession, which torpedoed city tax revenues and depressed the tourism trade.

Moreover, the gallery, with a current budget of $90,000, no longer had a director, since Leslie Scheiblberg had stepped down (though she still serves as a consultant).

Southampton, which enrolls about 1,500 students, has a current budget of $22 million and a deficit of about $5 million.

The White House, in a current budget document, says the program "is less focused on cleaning up sites and has instead turned into a local jobs program".

Taking all Scottish revenues and spending into account – including financial sector interventions – the official Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland statistics show Scotland has run a current budget surplus in four of the five years to 2009/10, while the UK was in current budget deficit in each of these years, and hasn't run a current budget surplus since 2001/02.

Overall borrowing has also been higher.The Institute for Fiscal Studies says that, if current trends continue, the government will run a current-budget deficit in 2004-05 of £23 billion double the Treasury's budget prediction.

The government should target a balanced current budget five years ahead and separate capital expenditure from day-to-day spending.

That would leave a small current budget deficit in 2020.The gap between Labour and the Tories is huge £30 billion amounts to about a quarter of the entire health budget.

Now this target is more demanding than Labour's current plan - that is, to see debt falling as a share of GDP and a balanced unadjusted current budget by 2019/20 at the latest.

Gauke said the government's new aim was to achieve an overall surplus as opposed a cyclically adjusted current budget, as was promised in the runup to the general election, but that planned cuts would stay the same.