Sentence examples for budget assistance from inspiring English sources

It musters a trifling $5 per American each year in budget assistance for the poorest countries.

The $50 million was the last of $200 million this year in direct budget assistance to the Palestinians.

Since 2007, the United States has spent $600 million a year supporting the Palestinians, training its security forces, providing direct budget assistance to the Palestinian coffers for essential services and delivering humanitarian assistance through nongovernmental organizations working in the West Bank and Gaza.

You will get everything from budget assistance to venue and vendor recommendations.

Obama's latest budget repeats the same mistake, including $25 billion for state budget assistance but only $2.8 billion for major urban programs as city budget deficits nationally rise to $29 billion in 2011.

Last but not least, EOPYY funding can be as currently drawn from a combination of national insurance contributions and general budget assistance (direct, property and indirect taxes), as well as EOPYY management should be taken more attention to be more independent and effective.

Even the central Europeans, though angry about their budgeted assistance being cut, might sign up, partly because Mr Blair proposes to ease the conditions they have to meet to get their money, and partly because they fear that further delay could cost them even more.

(Even the State Department has become involved, holding a conference call this morning to highlight funding in its budget for assistance on energy and programs to protect rain forests abroad).

His budget slashes assistance programs for the poor in order to financially offset tax cuts for the wealthy.

Economists warn that the worst effects on public education could be ahead, as many states cut both taxes and school budgets, federal assistance to states expires, and tax bases continue to shrink with the collapse of the housing market.

In most countries, 'on-budget' development assistance had been captured in public expenditure reviews, although these were not available routinely.