Sentence examples for budget adjusted from inspiring English sources

If no deal is achieved by 2014, E.U. rules call for spending to continue based on the previous year's budget, adjusted for inflation.

Since Mr. Bloomberg took office in 2002, the city budget, adjusted for inflation, has swelled faster than it has under any other mayor during the last 27 years, increasing by 23percentto to $60 billion.

Budgets under Tabor are calculated year to year -- the amount of revenue the state is allowed to keep and spend under the cap becomes the basis for the next year's budget, adjusted by the formula.

But he also notes that his target relates to what the budget would be based on current policy, not today's budget adjusted for inflation.Mr O'Hanlon admits there would be risks in his plan.

Osborne could, therefore, be faced with a position in which the OBR says that he is on course to miss at least one and perhaps both his fiscal targets – to balance within five years the current budget adjusted for the state of the economy, and to get national debt falling as a share of output by 2015-16.

But, according to an analysis by the Environmental Protection Network, a group of E.P.A. alumni who monitor changes under Pruitt, the agency's budget, adjusted for inflation, was already lower than it had been since 1986, so even the House proposal represents an alarming reduction.

If you already have a budget, adjust it to reflect smaller spending amounts and trim any unnecessary expenditures like cable, gym memberships and eating out.

Annual budgets, adjusted for inflation, have grown by 50 percent in the past decade.

Precisely because it is reasonable to jump to avoid the gruelling business of dying, a good death would soon be seen as unreasonable – and services and budgets adjusted accordingly.

Then Mr Osborne hoped to balance the budget (adjusting for cyclical swings in the economy) by the 2015-16 fiscal year.

This week, the budget office adjusted down its forecast of the future surplus and cut the expected long-term rate of annual productivity growth to 2.5percentt.