Sentence examples for became budget from inspiring English sources
"We all became budget chairmen -- the opposite of the stereotype".
Jérôme Cahuzac, 59 and the head of Parliament's budget committee, became budget minister.
He later became budget director and, in 1998, deputy mayor for operations, the mayor's second in command.
He first made his mark on the national scene in 1993 when he became budget minister and official spokesman in the government of Prime Minister Édouard Balladur.
About 1940 he began working as a clerk for Universal Pictures in New York, and two years later he became budget director.
When he became budget chairman, in 1985, some lawmakers asked whether a black representative from a district that was 80 percent black could see beyond the needs of his constituents.
Laura Anglin, Mr. Francis's chief deputy in the budget division, is to become budget director.
They become "budget wonks" and political superstars, even if their proposals are bound to go nowhere.
His career flourished in postwar France and he rose to become budget minister.
From these meetings, hundreds of participants go on to become "budget delegates" and work with their elected officials to represent their community's spending priorities and create project proposals.
In spite of an issue with his not paying taxes and apparent opposition from Senator John McCain (R-AZ), Mulvaney seems almost certain to get the 51 votes he'll need to become budget director.
