Sentence examples for budget built on from inspiring English sources
"This is a budget built on sound money.
President Clinton today sent Congress a budget built on the idea that the burgeoning surplus will allow the nation to have it all, from increased spending to tax cuts and big reductions in the national debt.
A4 World Briefing A6 NATIONAL A16-25 ClintOffersers Last Budget; G.O.P. Sees Little to Like President Clinton sent Congress a budget built on the idea that surpluses would let the nation have it all, from higher federal spending to tax cuts and reductions in the national debt.
He attacked what he said was "an unfair Budget built on economic failure", adding that it showed the coalition's "true colours" and was the "death knell" of Prime Minister David Cameron's project of promoting compassionate Conservatism.
LA CRESCENTA — The Crescenta Valley Water District this week adopted a budget built on at least two rate increases and an additional $10 million in bonds to help maintain aging infrastructure.
A12 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Whitman Offers Budget Built on New Jersey Boom Gov. Christine Todd Whitman proposed her biggest budget yet, a $21.2 billion plan that increases spending by $1.3 billion for a host of new programs, tax cuts and ambitious school and highway construction projects.
This budget builds on the steps we've taken over the last one hundred days to move this economy from recession to recovery and ultimately to prosperity.
The "People's Budget" builds on Obamacare by creating a public option, which would lead to even more healthcare savings.
While major record companies have spent heavily on the Internet with relatively little to show, Mr. Gabriel and his partners started OD2 on a tight budget, built it into a digital delivery platform that retailers like Virgin used on their Web sites, and sold it in 2004 for $40.5 million.
But for much of the last year, Democrats and independent budget analysts have argued that his current budget was built on wishful thinking, and assumed that the state's lagging economy would grow faster than that of almost anywhere else in the nation.
