Sentence examples for budget divided from inspiring English sources

Burnham said that the budget "divided young from old" and "represents everything that's wrong with Westminster politics".

But this premise confuses per capita share (the budget divided by number of students) with the actual cost of educating students in existing schools, which is far less than the per capita share.

Labour has been agonising over its response to the moves set out by George Osborne two weeks ago in his Budget, divided between MPs who want to oppose the measures outright and those who support some of them.

Most agencies have their budget divided into many accounts and, thus, will have less flexibility.

Because we have no knowledge of the future RDG, the forward prediction, BW FP, is set to the remaining BW budget divided by the remaining MBs in the GOP that are not coded yet.

The budget constraint intersects the horizontal axis where the entire budget is used for physicians (i.e. the number of physicians will be the total budget divided by the physician wage); and the budget constraint intersects the vertical axis where the entire budget is used for nurses (i.e. the number of nurses will be the total budget divided by the nurse wage).

And in marked contrast to some recent budget seasons, where contentious and well-organized opposition to proposed budgets divided communities, a changing political and economic climate seems to have gained supporters.

The entire budget was divided to four sub-budgets: hospitals and their outpatients (65.8%), clinics (21.9%), dental care (7.9%), and Chinese medicine (4.4%) in 2003.

The state budget divides the organizations that qualify for the contracts into three categories, setting aside a pot of money for each one.

"The budget divides the public servants into fraction is the view expressed by the Trade Union Federation. "The proposals failed to take into account the recommendations made to eradicate the inequalities in salary scales" said Saman Ratnapriya, general secretary of the Trade Union Federation.

"Political paralysis cannot be an option". Yet talks to bridge the budget divide remain in their infancy.