Sentence examples for an expanded budget from inspiring English sources

BLOOMBERG NEWS Apple and the Debt Market  |  With an expanded budget for dividends and stock buybacks, Apple could be on track to borrow nearly $20 billion a year, putting the company in the same issuance ballpark as huge global banks, Agnes T. Crane of Reuters Breakingviews writes.

In a press conference, Aso said he would ask the legislature to approve an expanded budget for the incoming fiscal year.

Consider the difference between asking someone for approval to accelerate the timeline for a new initiative and asking someone for approval, an expanded budget and two new employees to accelerate the timeline.

The war's end had brought additional revenue sources, and even with an expanded budget, the state experienced an $18 million surplus by the end of Willis's term.

We can also expect some action North of the Wall, where the shortened season is sure to pay off in terms of an expanded budget for battles with the White Walkers (but what's the Hound doing there?).

A law passed in 2005 gave the agency an enforcement unit, which received an expanded budget under the Obama administration.

Since taking office, Mr. de la Rua has followed a tack of raising taxes and cutting spending to reduce an expanding budget deficit.

"We will add substantially to what is already an expanding budget deficit, putting pressure on Treasury yields" to rise, said William Sullivan, senior economist at Morgan Stanley.

Lawmakers had passed a budget in February, but the legislation, which covered 17 months' worth of spending, was dependent on the passage of ballot propositions that failed in May, resulting in an expanding budget gap.

Lawmakers passed a budget in February, but the legislation, which covered 17 months' worth of spending, was dependent on the passage of ballot propositions that failed in May, resulting in an expanding budget gap.

Article IX is so clearly worded that most Japanese constitutional scholars express little doubt that the mere existence of the Self-Defense Forces, with 240,000 troops, 1,200 tanks, 400 fighter jets and an expanding budget, is blatantly unconstitutional.