Sentence examples for an underspend of from inspiring English sources

There are now 10,500 fewer defence jobs than a decade ago, and between 2002 and 2008, there was an "underspend" of £5.8m on defence in Scotland, comparing tax take to spending.

Leicestershire County Council, which is proposing a number of cuts, has projected an underspend of £13m.

The opposition requested several amendments including: To use an underspend of £750,000 from the adult services budget to help towards vulnerable groups.

Last year the transport department crowed that it could cut £23m from its budget as a result of an "underspend on the Cycle Cities Ambition budget".

Some of the £30m is expected to come from an underspend on the £250m set aside to roll out superfast broadband across the country.

Savings made downsizing Thames Valley Police have resulted in a projected underspend of £5.3m according to a new report by the police authority.

So at the beginning of this financial year it had a cumulative underspend of over £5.5bn.

And managers had planned a further underspend of around £1bn in 2010-11.

For example, Cancer Research UK (CRUK) will only fund articles out of an underspend from specific grants, while the British Heart Foundation BHFF) will fund research articles but not review ones, on the basis that only the former contains the new knowledge which may advance medical science.

If anything were concerned about an underspend.

In the words of Andrew Smith, the treasury chief secretary, "you don't turn around capital expenditure overnight".This confidence would be more credible if it did not follow an underspend last year.