Sentence examples for budget contributed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kucharski was recently named president of the Buffalo Niagara Enterprise, which has a multimillion-dollar budget contributed by local governments and businesses.

Both his temperament and a decision he made in 1990 to raise taxes in order to pay for a court-ordered increase in the state's education budget contributed to making him a highly unpopular governor.

Evolutionary biologist Trudy MacKay of North Carolina State University in Raleigh says that relatively short notice and a tight budget contributed to her decision to decline an invitation to talk at the congress in 2011.

However, vertical funds channeled outside of the MOH to NGOs and other agencies quadrupled from $75 million to an estimated $300 million, accounting for over 58% of all health sector spending by 2008, while the common fund constituted about 15% and the general state budget contributed 27% [ 15, 16].

Biogenic volatile organic carbon (BVOC) emissions are an important component of the global BVOC budget, contributing more than 90%.

Food assistance is an important part of the U.S. aid budget, contributing to nutrition, health, and agricultural programs in many recipient countries.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) [ 2013, chapter 7] suggests that airborne dust forms the largest component of the global aerosol budget, contributing roughly one third of the total natural aerosol mass annually.

Though admired, his austerity budgets contributed to Labor's surprise defeat in the 1970 election.

Cuts in staffing and in consultancy budgets contributed to a lack of key skills".

Thus far from being an obstacle, budgeting contributed effectively to both the flexibility and the financial discipline required for effective strategy implementation.

But a younger population is also likely to incur higher schooling costs.After adding these elements to the net direct contribution, the OECD finds that immigration generally has a favourable impact on national budgets, contributing 0.3% of GDP on average in 2007-09.