Sentence examples for budget consequences from inspiring English sources

"There will be massive budget consequences elsewhere, for example the bill for sorting out the fly-tipping which will happen if bins aren't emptied.

Once Americans understand the budget consequences of squandering the surplus on an exaggerated tax cut, they will press lawmakers to pass one that is more reasonable in size.

Others, including economists who worry about the budget consequences of more food subsidies, say the bill is flawed.The titular king of Manipur state, in India's north-east, ended his hunger strike.

While cost was a consideration in Iraq, Mr. Obama is more sensitive now to the budget consequences of keeping troops in Afghanistan after his bruising fiscal showdown with Congress, and the prospect of huge mandatory cuts in the Pentagon's budget.

The land along the Duck River was to have been used for the Columbia Dam project, which was scrapped in 1983 because of concerns about its environmental and budget consequences.

Five years after the tax bill was enacted, David A. Stockman, Mr. Reagan's budget director, asserted in a book that administration officials at the time, if not Mr. Reagan himself, were well aware that the tax cuts would have disastrous budget consequences.

Decision support for operational, tactical, and strategic levels is possible with the model: efficiency of working processes can be evaluated, wards can be compared, capacity needed can be compared with staff budgets, consequences of changing LOS and production targets (number of admissions) can be calculated, and ward sizes can be evaluated in terms of required nursing staff capacity.

And my definition of an alternative fee the hallmark of an alternative fee is that it is a budget with consequences.

Governor Doyle has recently announced a $5.4 billion shortfall in the state budget; the consequences of this fact for the state's funding of higher education can only be imagined.

For every budget of consequence (the Howe deflationary budget of 1981 or the Lawson inflationary budget of 1988), there are several more when the man at the helm does little more than nudge at the tiller and tweak the sails.

In the last two years, the state has cut $54 million from the campus budget, with tangible consequences.