Sentence examples for augmented budget from inspiring English sources

"It's not a good metric to use to decide whether a certain program deserves to have an augmented budget".

And Steven Daldry emphasised that despite the augmented budget, London 2012 would be spending "considerably less" on ceremonies than the two previous Summer Olympics.

KIPP "does great work despite the force of poverty," Abrams points out, but the non-profit depends heavily on philanthropists (to augment budgets), "tireless teachers, and students as well as families capable of abiding by rigid academic and behavioral expectations that limit its reach".

The council augmented the budget to build the Park Avenue View Park and a small Laguna Canyon park with a transfer of $98,000 from the Diamond Crestview Guard Railing Project.

AOdB The IMF's role here is to make sure that the government has a budget that can finance adequate education spending, and in fact help them to augment this budget.

Students who will attend with their families should expect to augment any budget estimates by at least 35% for an accompanying spouse and 20% for each child.

Money showed itself all the time, in the intrusions of rich boyfriends, in the impertinent demands of board members and politicians, in the campaigns to bring in more oligarchs to augment the budget.

Last year, we had two recommendations in the Assembly to augment our budget, but we fell off the list".

"It's sad that the governor did not see fit to augment the budget for such worthy programs as the minority arts program or independent artists," Mello added.

Snapple's contract with New York City schools is being closely watched by school districts across the country, particularly as more districts struggle with whether to ban soft drink sales for health concerns and thereby jeopardize lucrative upfront payments and vending commissions that help augment dwindling budgets.

The funds will augment $30 million budgeted this year by Russia's Fund for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises (FASIE), which makes loans to start-up companies in a wide range of high-tech businesses.