Sentence examples for alleged budget from inspiring English sources

Another way of saying this, of course, is that his alleged budget plan is actually a fraud.

The president's enemies are considering several pretexts, including ongoing investigations into alleged budget irregularities and campaign finance violations.

There are now a number of state legislators who see how illogical this alleged budget situation is, and they are ready to force Rutgers to reconsider.

And they could — and should, from the point of view of the 99.9 percent — be paying substantially more in taxes, not offered even more tax breaks, despite the alleged budget crisis, because of the wonderful things they supposedly do.

Many Brazilians are less upset about Rousseff's alleged budget violations than about the worst recession in 25 years and the graft scandal that has ensnared many of her allies.

And after Vietnam, under President Carter, federal spending began to climb and didn't stop till it peaked at 24.3% of GNP in 1983, under the alleged budget-cutter Ronald Reagan.

Intrigued by Machar, he bankrolled the SPLM with a budget alleged to be anywhere from the tens of thousands to the tens of millions.

And the evidence for their fakery isn't just their bad arithmetic; it's the fact that for all their alleged deep concern over budget gaps, that concern isn't sufficient to induce them to give up anything — anything at all — that they and their financial backers want.

However, top Senate Republicans have remained hesitant to back Hagel, citing his stance on the defense budget and alleged conflicts of interest.

Was it the way the election campaign revealed Representative Paul Ryan, who received a "fiscal responsibility" award from three leading deficit-scold organizations, as the con man he always was? Was it the decision of David Walker, alleged crusader for sound budgets, to endorse Mitt Romney and his budget-busting tax cuts for the rich?

Without fully explaining how or why, Ryan alleges that his budget would leave the country with a surplus.