Sentence examples for accept a budget from inspiring English sources

But Eastport voters refused to accept a budget with a tax increase of 18percentt.

Asked if he might accept a budget compromise that could involve raising revenue, as President Ronald Reagan did, Mr. Perry suggested that he would not.

"We cannot accept a budget that cripples the state for our next generation, and I will not accept a budget that rewards special interests, allowing them not to make the same sacrifices that average New Yorkers make every day," Mr. Paterson said.

Speaking for Republicans after a conference call with his Congressional colleagues, Mr. Boehner said he was ready to accept a budget deal that raised federal revenues, but not the top rates on high incomes.

As Mr Rutte's lieutenants tell the story, Mr Wilders was ready to accept a budget deal until a few days ago, but then suddenly decided to kick the table over.

The current European attitude was best captured by a document that was circulated as part of the now-abandoned German proposal to force Greece to accept a "budget commissar" to supervise its spending.

Ken Clarke, the first lord chancellor in the coalition government, accepted a budget for justice that required substantial savings.

He accepted a budget bill with special-purpose "earmarks," won a $787 billion stimulus package and put health care atop his crowded agenda.

In fact, it was largely Ms Merkel's, and even then she had to cajole Poland into accepting a budget smaller than it had wanted.

Some funding bodies will not accept a miscellaneous budget line for contingency/incidentals and are unwilling to review or supplement the budget once agreements have been finalized (which often happens before detailed protocols have been developed, and even before the clinical sites' needs are thoroughly assessed).

She also did not say whether she would accept a hypothetical budget deal that called for $1 of tax increases for every $10 of cuts.