Sentence examples for budget confines from inspiring English sources

"Our goals at that point were to create a story that was wonderful and a script that was producible within the budget confines of a Star Trek film", said Berman.

The voice of new politics advises a low-key budget, confined to two pre-election pledges: the "windfall profits" levy on privatised utilities to pay for welfare-to-work and a cut in value-added tax (VAT) on domestic fuel.

The government has made a commitment to ringfence current spending in the health, education and international aid budgets, confining cuts in these areas to investment and capital budgets.

Whether they are small-business owners, sales representatives or corporate executives, business travelers these days are more often found at the front of the plane than at the back, where cuts in travel budgets confined them during the recession.

The Scream among the other Munches Being on a short time budget I confine the Gallery visit to the Munch room.

Peter Hart of the media watchdog group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting made the more specific assertion that media coverage of the People's Budget has been confined to opinion pieces, with no "hard news stories about it in the big papers".

In the end of the day decision-makers need to make and justify decisions on how to allocate societal resources so that maximum health outcome is obtained for a confined budget.

Some on the right would like these budget decisions to be confined to post-democratic bodies or frozen in constitutional marble.

"We think we still have some things where we could further improve the team within the confines of our budget," Phillips said.

The confines of the budget negotiations established by the two parties results in a system where every extra dollar going to military spending ends up being offset by a dollar reduction in spending on domestic social programs.

Every time you spend money it should be plugged in somewhere and within the confines of your budget.