Sentence examples for budget envisions from inspiring English sources
In 2003, the budget envisions using $259 billion.
Such fiscal restraint has helped the state bookkeepers — Indiana's new budget envisions $1 billion in reserves in two years.
The 82 million air travelers last year at the three airports were down 11percentt from the 2000 levels, and the 2002 budget envisions that figure's declining to 72 million, Mr. McClafferty said.
The budget envisions spending $2.23 trillion in the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1 and a deficit of $307 billion, both record amounts, even though most domestic programs would receive little new money.
Mr Bush has promised conservatives that he will try to get spending under control; the 2005 budget envisions domestic discretionary spending rising by only 0.5% and calls for the abolition of 65 federal programmes, saving $4.9 billion.Not just homeland securityYet this argument seems unconvincing.
The budget envisions a simplified, transparent, and fiscally sustainable aid system.
To achieve that, the new budget plan envisions an infusion of more than $300 million from the city and the state.
Yet the president's budget framework envisions cutting funding for energy efficiency and renewable energy programs by 30percentt, Congressional experts who have been briefed on the planned cuts said.
Two of the aides who have since left — Rahm Emanuel, who was the chief of staff, and Peter R. Orszag, who was the White House budget director — envisioned that the panel's recommendations on overhauling the tax code and Social Security, for example, could be adapted for the president's annual budget that is due early next year.
Saudi Arabia's budget for 2012 envisions revenue of 702 billion riyals and spending of 690 billion riyals, according to details made public in December that factor in a modest oil price of $74 a barrel.
The city's preliminary capital budget for fiscal year 2014 envisions more than $5.68 billion in capital spending to meet the needs of eleven agencies suitable for such an initiative.
