Sentence examples for budget emphasizing from inspiring English sources

The Democratic presidential candidates also attacked the budget, emphasizing a theme that Mr. Bush had rewarded the affluent while shortchanging the programs most needed by the middle class.

As with its Broadway-bound revival of "La Cage Aux Folles," the Menier again makes a virtue of a modest budget, emphasizing the bargain-basement seediness that surrounds its optimistic title character (Ms. Outhwaite), a taxi dancer who is all too aware that she is fast approaching her sell-by date.

While the budget emphasized rural and agricultural development, it proposed higher taxes on private companies, automobiles, television sets and gasoline.

The Democrats, who said their proposed budget emphasized the needs of the poor, the elderly and the working class, derided the Republicans for not submitting their own budget.

One aspect of participatory budgeting emphasizes that crowdfunding can provide a key approach to reach out to the crowd and help finance projects initiated by the public sector.

Reverse budgeting emphasizes automated savings instead of manual expense tracking, which means less of an ongoing time commitment and greater flexibility in day-to-day spending (a big plus when unexpected baby expenses arise).

The list includes adding employees, beefing up the R&D budget and emphasizing the company's high-end hardware.

The numbers, part of his request to Congress for the 2009 fiscal year that begins 1 October, mirror previous budgets by emphasizing the physical sciences at the expense of the biomedical sciences.

The poverty agenda is in many ways a retread of past Ryan budgets -- emphasizing work requirements before the poor can gain welfare benefits.

At a hearing on Monday, Mark Page, the mayor's budget director, emphasized the financial difficulties facing the city in light of cuts from Albany and Washington.

In a budget that emphasized growth, Mr. Chidambaram said that his aim was to get back to an 8 percent growth rate.