Sentence examples for budget books from inspiring English sources

Correspondence, bulletins, memos, meeting minutes, reports, budget books.

The budget books a $65m saving from indexing pensions administered by the veteran's affairs department to the Consumer Price Index.

But, as usual since the Internet age began, the budget proposal will be available free online, and budget books can be purchased through the Government Printing Office.

While the broad outlines of the budget were already known, the budget books distributed to council members last night provided the first detailed breakdown of expenditures.

The budget books were released unusually late last night -- around 10 30 p.m. -- allowing scant time to study them before the vote, just after midnight today.

In 1981 David Stockman, budget scourge of the Reagan era, bombarded Congress with piles of budget books that laid out precisely where the cuts would take place.

The Cuomo administration has acknowledged its reliance on almost $1 billion in one shots, but many financial analysts suspect that tucked in the 800-page budget book are many million dollars more.

The coalition initially made great virtue of charts showing the broadest shoulders taking the burden; these days they are relegated to an annex of the budget book, recognising that they are no longer believed.

The Treasury has colluded with these strange non-economics, as their budget book offers a Laffer curve, purporting to show that raising tax causes so much avoidance that lower tax rates bring in more.

Chris Huhne, the energy and climate change secretary, appears to concede the Treasury's concern that the liabilities taken on by the GIB would be added to the government's budget book.

Speaking as a lunch yesterday, he said: "That is my Budget book and I stand by it and I think this can be delivered through spending and savings both in welfare and in departments, and there is no need for tax rises to contribute to that fiscal consolidation".