Sentence examples for approving budgets from inspiring English sources

The nine schools represented in the lawsuit are on probation, which means their Local School Council's key powers — approving budgets and hiring new administrators — are revoked.

Other than approving budgets and lending support, the league has taken a hands-off approach to the day-to-day running of the club.

He wanted to spend less time giving speeches, hiring editors, and approving budgets and more time driving fast cars, shooting big animals, and hanging ten.

According to the federal government's assessment, the first it has released since New York entered the program in August 2010, the complexities of reviewing and approving budgets and expenditures "presented a formidable task".

The board, which meets four times a year, has "governance authority" over the university, reviewing and approving budgets, faculty appointments and new curriculums, according to a spokeswoman, Caroline Oyama.

But they would be well advised not to leave all of the thorny balance-of-power questions to lawyers and historians, lest they have no future role in national-security policy beyond approving budgets and appointees.

Of course it wouldn't welcome Reagan, either, who was known for approving budget deals that included raising taxes.

The Senate then adjourned on Monday morning to accommodate Passover, and plans to finish approving budget bills on Tuesday evening and shortly after midnight Wednesday morning.

With a 51% shareholding, SAIC will have the right to approve budgets and senior appointments.

For the last two years it has overspent its approved budgets by 2percentt or $1 million.

Increases used to be routine: after all, Congress regularly approves budgets that include deficits and thus, arithmetically, lead to a higher national debt.