Sentence examples for a set of budget from inspiring English sources

Mr Aso is now thinking of waiting until he can prepare a set of budget proposals to take to the country later this year, as well as create a promised consumer-affairs agency.That might make tactical sense to Mr Aso.

For all the concerns about his borrowing, 'Lucky' Gordon has once again confounded the sceptics and produced a set of Budget accounts that looks good by international standards and does not frighten the horses.

With the eyes of most Americans focused on the war, the Bush administration and its allies in Congress are getting close to agreeing on a set of budget policies that will take an awful toll on the poor, the young, the elderly, the disabled and others in need of assistance and support from their government.

Indeed, the war of words has often seemed out of proportion to a set of budget proposals that are not much different from those Gov. George E. Pataki, Mr. Spitzer's predecessor, used to propose, which were negotiated at much lower volume.

In Section "Budget adaptive MW-PCC" a set of budget adaptive MW-PCC algorithms is developed, which relax the resource budget constraint and consequently improve the resource efficiency.

Though each chamber passed a set of budget bills, none have been delivered to Rauner.

Given a set of budgets for the residential and employment developments, and network enhancement, the problem is one of allocating the resources within the system, so that the probability of overloading the links in the network is minimized.

In addition to debating the structure of a new crisis mechanism, the leaders also approved a set of tougher budget rules, which included new sanctions against euro-zone states that fail to keep deficits and debt in check.

FRANKFURT — Greek leaders struggled through the weekend to agree to a set of radical budget reductions that would satisfy foreign lenders' demands even as they tried to stave off mounting resistance to those cuts at home.

At a meeting in Brussels, the leaders of the 27-nation bloc approved a set of tougher budget rules, crafted by their finance ministers, which included new sanctions against eurozone states that fail to keep deficits and debt in check, and earlier warnings over asset bubbles and declining competitiveness.

Recently the former Labor frontbencher Craig Emerson – Chalmers's predecessor in the Queensland seat of Rankin – said Labor could invite the government to form a cross-party committee in the coming parliament tasked with seeking agreement on a set of acceptable budget measures.