Sentence examples for able to budget from inspiring English sources
With a split-formation format, teams are able to budget and make the necessary accommodations.
In the current phase, due to end on November 30th, the Iraqi government was expected to be able to budget $5.5 billion for humanitarian supplies and equipment.
"Because I got help through these subsidies, I was able to budget a little differently, and this month, I'm looking to make ends meet for the first time".
Some municipalities have been able to budget for these soaring expenses, others have been forced to borrow, and still others are considering tax increases.
Though he is back at work now, as a public affairs manager for a government contracting firm in Reston, Va., "we just weren't able to budget for this," he said.
"While they might have been able to budget a weekly spend of money earned from a Saturday job – for clothes, coffee and going out – making their loan stretch to mobile phone contracts, food, accommodation and everything else is more difficult".
They say they believe that the department should be able to "self budget," meaning that it should set its own annual budget.
Vif Randeniya, chief officer of West Midlands Fire Service, said overall, his teams had coped but they may not be able to once budget cuts had been implemented.
Many of you told me you greatly appreciated the shorter lines, faster processing time and being able to better budget for your sticker.
While other states have been able to have budget surpluses, New Jersey's is in a structural deficit which Christie has filled with one shot gimmicks.
