Sentence examples for budget bore from inspiring English sources

His first budget bore the fingerprints of the bloke next door.

The $2.3 billion interdiction budget bore the imprint of Mr. Walters, who has long advocated stronger enforcement.

The White House reduced the damage by sparing some safety-net programs and making sure the military budget bore a fair share of the impact.

This aspect of him, which the obituaries missed, was given its due at the memorial meeting — by, of all people, Kofi Annan, the former U.N. Secretary General, and Pete Peterson, the former Nixon Commerce Secretary, former chairman of the Council on Foreign Relations, and current billionaire slash budget bore.

But making the relatively tiny international affairs budget bear a disproportionately big share of necessary cuts would be fooling ourselves.

Quangos including Historic England, the British Film Institute, the Equalities and Human Rights Commission, the Royal Parks Agency, Sports Ground Safety Authority, UK Anti-Doping and UK Sport's admin budget all bore the brunt of the 7% overall cuts in 2013 and are expected to do so again.

One thing we can be quite sure about next week: the budget will bear no resemblance to Denis Healey's last budget in 1979, when the Callaghan government lost a vote of confidence (on devolution).

Similarly, the Defense Department, which also represents 14 percent of the budget, will bear 38 percent of the cuts.

The health service reckoned that the education budget should bear the cost, since the benefits were largely educational - and education argued the opposite.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies says that the impact of the budget will bear down five times harder on the poorest 10th of the population than on the richest, by 2015.

Health care and education, the two largest pieces of the $121 billion budget, would bear the brunt of the reductions as the state tries to contain a deepening fiscal crisis.