Sentence examples for because the budgeting from inspiring English sources

Because of the lack of competition and because the budgeting process is often highly politicized, the weapons systems purchased by national governments are sometimes inordinately expensive and of questionable value to the country's security.

This is because, when the budget approximates the scarce or sufficient extreme, the number of possible allocations is limited.

Before 1963, ministers resigned over matters of principle or because the budget had been leaked.

California constantly faces deficits, in large part because the budget is walled in by voter initiatives.

Other labour leaders said they were striking because the budget did not do enough for the south.

It is also because the budget deficit is higher than it should be given the oil bonanza of recent years.

We already had started at a bad place because the budget for the Bahamas in 2015 was a bullcrap budget.

"Funding the projects through the regular annual budget can be problematic because the budget is subjected to year-by-year approval.

That is because the budget was not actually on the summit agenda – before the PM, briefly, put it there.

This year every bit is needed because the budget for educational programs has been cut to the bone, she said.

There will be no live orchestra this year, Mr. Pourfarrakh said, because the budget would not allow for enough rehearsal time.