Sentence examples for budget aggregates from inspiring English sources

The U.S. government, in an effort to reduce public confusion over the large variety of budgetary concepts, has adopted a so-called unified budget concept that is more logical than the cash budget but differs from it only in some details that do not materially affect the budget aggregates.

When scaled to the FY2012 acquisitions budget, the aggregate daily loss over DoD programs is approximately $208 million.

The company aggregates budget hotels and hostels in India, ensuring that they include minimum standards such as clean sheets, hot showers and free WiFi.

But the researchers came to the same conclusion I did: Aggregate budgets, or budgets without a million separate categories, were still effective.

They serve an audience of 275,000 annually and have an aggregate budget of $15 million.

The West has the lowest aggregate budget of the four regions in the tournament at $67 million, trailing the next region by nearly $20 million.

The world's "carbon budget" - the aggregate amount of carbon that can be emitted before triggering dangerous levels of climate change - was set out by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change two weeks ago.

Speaking to journalists this morning Pierre Moscovici (pictured), the French economics commissioner who reports to Mr Dombrovskis, said that the aggregate budget deficit of the 16 euro-zone countries the commission examined would fall from 2.6% of GDP this year to 2.2% in 2015.

Metropolitan district councils saw an aggregate budget squeeze of 22% over the period, compared with 16% for county councils.

This is due to the endogenous individual labor incomes in our model, which rule out exogenous shifts in individual income sources that keep the household's aggregate budget fixed.

And the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimates that dropping the $24 billion in aid to states will lead to cuts in services and thousands of layoffs, and that spending cuts to close states' aggregate budget shortfall absent new federal funds in 2011 would lead to 900,000 public- and private-sector layoffs.