Sentence examples for acquisitions budget from inspiring English sources

This year, the projected acquisitions budget stands at €7.5 million.

During his administration, the acquisitions budget rose to more than $7.8 million a year.

When scaled to the FY2012 acquisitions budget, the aggregate daily loss over DoD programs is approximately $208 million.

When the museum opened in 1961, it had no acquisitions budget.

Mr. Jaffe's job has been considered enviable because he has had a giant acquisitions budget.

The Newport Museum has built up an acquisitions budget partly by selling 20th-century paintings at auctions.

Some are gifts from trustees, others purchases from its annual acquisitions' budgets.

American museums with large acquisitions budgets are active buyers both here and abroad.

Presently, academic libraries in Australia are committing between 30% and 40% of their acquisitions budgets to digital resources.

He claimed that such fire-brigade appeals to chauvinism and national pride had "skewed" the way galleries were spending their tiny and shrinking acquisitions budgets.

Even the South African National Gallery in Cape Town cannot afford to buy historical or contemporary foreign works, and Riason Naidoo, the institution's first black director, admits, "We cannot compete with the acquisitions budgets of international museums that are also vying for South African art".