Sentence examples for budget envisaged from inspiring English sources
February's budget envisaged no tax increases, but they may yet prove necessary.
Asked by Labour MP Alison McGovern about a Guardian report that an early draft of the budget envisaged an April 2019 implementation date, before being removed at the last minute, Hammond said he was unaware of whether this was the case.
His budget envisages a slowdown in the rate at which government grows rather than a reduction in its absolute size.
Mr Darling's 2009 budget envisages the pain beginning in earnest in the fiscal year starting in April 2011.
The chairman of the Parliament's budget committee, Aleksandr Zhukov, said the draft 2001 budget envisages a very large growth in expenditure for the military, suggesting that Mr. Putin may be pursuing a strategy of raising pay levels in the military as he slashes its numbers.
That might not be quite drowning the government in the bathtub in the way the Ryan budget envisages, but it isn't very far off.
US President Barack Obama's 2016 budget envisages providing the resources to increase to 16 institutes within the year and remarkably there is a ten-year goal of creating up to 45 institutes.
It's not that the unions don't recognise the severity of the fiscal crisis – but they do believe there are alternatives to the kind of cuts that are currently being implemented and the scale of layoffs the mayor's budget envisages.
Mr Obama's budget proposal envisages total spending of $3.73tn in the 2012 budget year, which begins in October.
And I hope the president will work with us on achieving them soon". Mr Obama's budget proposal envisages total spending of $3.73tn in the 2012 budget year, which begins in October.
In his victory speech, Mr Harper said he would proceed with all of his contentious initiatives from the previous parliament, including bundling his tough-on-crime legislation into a single, omnibus bill and reintroducing a budget that envisages further corporate tax cuts.The opposition to the Conservatives will probably become fiercer even as it is less effective.
