Budget deficiencies caused by overspending are typically discussed by legislators in the spring, said George C. Jepsen, Democrat of Stamford and the majority leader of the State Senate.
With severe reductions in head counts across local authorities there is an immediate opportunity for the office space this leaves behind to be rented out in the short term to fill budget deficiencies.
The effective decision making of a project manager in selecting corrective actions during the construction phase significantly depends on the immediate detection of schedule delay; such corrective actions can prevent delays and budget deficiencies (Golparvar-Fard et al. 2009a).
Ohio had completed the stretch of highway between I-70 to just before the SR 7 interchange by 1976, but due to budget deficiencies work did not resume in Ohio until 1981.
Instead the film leans almost exclusively on the focused performances of its two leads, who create a credibly barbed chemistry that goes a long way toward distracting us from the film's low-budget deficiencies.
It described the debt crisis as a "wake-up call" for the region that has highlighted its deficiency in budget discipline.
The immediate cause of the crisis is the application of a federal budget law, the Anti-Deficiency Act, to the E-Rate program.
"Even though we produced a budget to correct all the deficiencies mentioned, and put in additional money for an architectural review to determine needs, that was not good enough for the state and they recommended closing us down".
The Commission has furthermore recently proposed a Regulation on the protection of the Union budget in case of generalised deficiencies as regards the rule of law in the Member States, which links EU funds to respect for the rule of law.
This lack of delegation of authority, particularly of the clinic budget, exacerbated the reported health system deficiencies.
