Sentence examples for a deep budget from inspiring English sources

With the state facing a deep budget gap, money might prove to be a driving force.

The money could restore the fire service and help close a deep budget gap projected for next year.

Officials also fear that enforcement may slacken if the London-based Serious Fraud Office suffers a deep budget cut.

Since facing a deep budget shortfall in 2010, the authority has already undertaken an aggressive series of cuts, including the elimination of some subway and bus service.

Over the past two months, C.P.S. has developed a public relations campaign, rolling out a listening tour with its new chief executive, Jean-Claude Brizard, announcing $75 million in cuts for the central office and outlining a deep budget deficit.

In Alabama, a conservative Republican governor, Bob Riley, who said he had never voted for a tax increase in his three terms in Congress, proposed the largest tax increase in the state's history to cover a deep budget deficit.

For their part, Democrats called for an emphasis on temporary measures to help unemployed and low-income workers, and said the Republican plan would dig the government into a deeper budget hole.

For the bishop, who oversees a diocese with deep budget troubles and a large social service operation, forming beneficial political alliances is part of the job, political analysts said.

President Barack Obama has urged US governors to prod Congress to strike a budget deal averting a raft of deep budget cuts set to hit on Friday.

Meanwhile, CBS went through a change of ownership, which led to a round of deep budget cuts.

A reason for the change, in addition to a series of deep budget cuts in recent years, was voter approval of Proposition 30, promoted by Gov. Jerry Brown to raise taxes temporarily to avoid up to $6 billion in education cuts.