Sentence examples for budget collapse from inspiring English sources

"The county's budget collapse is only an indicator of a collapse throughout the county," she said.

PAGE B1 European Union's Talks On a Budget Collapse A European Union summit meeting ended in failure and recriminations after the leaders could not agree on budget plans.

It would be yet another potentially terminal budget collapse, in 2004 and lasting more than a year, that would give new life to the actual Germs.

In Oregon, plans to approve an $11.6 billion budget collapsed over the summer amid deep ideological divisions in the Legislature.

WHEN negotiations over a grand bargain on America's budget collapsed in December, Republican leaders vowed not to negotiate with Barack Obama again.

The health-care budget collapsed at the start of the decade, but this year it will get just over 10% of forecast GDP.

Not until his efforts to reach a "grand bargain" over the budget collapsed in the summer of 2011 did the President largely give up on trying to talk the Republican leadership into making compromises.

BRUSSELS — Negotiations on the European Union's budget collapsed Thursday when national governments and members of the European Parliament failed to reconcile differences brought on by the new mood of austerity sweeping the Continent.

A month ago, an agreement to pass the budget collapsed at the last minute when New York commissioners insisted that they had problems with the implications of the plan over the next five years.

In a speech to business leaders in Sydney on April 15th, Mr Abbott revealed that the impact on state coffers had been dramatic: in the year since its first budget, collapsing iron-ore prices have cut a projected A$30 billion ($23 billion) from revenue over the next four years.

5. Perhaps most importantly, it gives the government the chance to try to break out of the awful run of bad news that has hung around its neck since the economy fell into recession and the Budget collapsed into omnishambles.