Sentence examples for budget controversy from inspiring English sources

The European Commission, for its part, has offered sometimes confusing responses to the budget controversy.

One was a 2004 story in the Washington Post about a "budget controversy regarding a supersecret satellite program".

The usually commonplace practive of providing FEMA with billions of additional funding in the face of epic natural disasters had flared into a major budget controversy in recent weeks.

With California's chronic budget crisis fast receding the rear view mirror, the big current budget controversy over how big the surplus is and what to do with it, and the state's unemployment rate dropping last month from 8.1%to7.8%8%, Governor Jerry Brown isn't especially concerned about the Republican candidates in the June 3rd primary election as he cruises toward a record fourth term.

The push for reform was drowned out in recent months by budget controversies and Obama's healthcare law.

It has been four years since budget cuts, controversy and eventually declining ridership ended service on the so-called foot-ferry route that the two 350-passenger boats served between Seattle and Bremerton.

His approval numbers have remained high over the course of his first year in office, as he succeeded in winning several major legislative victories, including passage of a balanced budget with minimal controversy, approval of a property tax cap, and legalization of same-sex marriage.

This has been the largest project in the Capitol's long history of expansions, many of which were accompanied by their own budget overruns and controversies.

National Institutes of Health Director Elias Zerhouni announced today that he will step down by the end of October, after a 6.5-year tenure during which he dealt with a flat budget and ethics controversies while working to break down institutional barriers at the $29 billion institute.

But that budget request has provoked controversy.

Wednesday's budget may spark much controversy, as George Osborne finally says what he wasn't willing to before the election: whose benefits he will cut.