Sentence examples for budget equal to from inspiring English sources

In Bangkok, the deputy government spokesman, Somchai Sahachairungraung, said the nation's cabinet approved a budget equal to $2.157 million for an initial advertising campaign.

Figure 6 shows the allocated power to each subcarrier under the condition of the power budget equal to 80 W.

To clearly show the effect of the DNPSM on the performance of the proposed water-filling (Pro.WF) scheme, we set the overall power budget ( P budget ) equal to 920 dB.

CERN boasts the world's biggest atom smasher, the 27-kilometer-long Large Hadron Collider (LHC), and an annual budget equal to $1.1 billion, making it the de facto global center of particle physics.

None of 34 countries had a sanitation budget equal to or more than 0.5% of GDP, which was a mandate of the eThekwini declaration commitments.

This is because, in reality, practices are unlikely to be given a budget equal to the predicted costs or target allocation, as their real budget will be set somewhere between a historical level of spend and a target allocation.

For the fair analysis, the total power budget to exchange four symbols in the proposed SSC-2W scheme is equivalent to that of the direct transmission, thus (P_{T_{1}}=P_{T_{2}}=1phantom {dot {i}!}) for first and second time slots and P R =2 for the third time slot, making the total power budget equals to four units.

Even meeting the unlikely UN goal of aid budgets equal to 0.7% of rich countries' gross national income would yield a total less than a third of that figure.

She placed the burden on Greece to devise an austerity program to reduce a budget deficit equal to 12.7 percent of the country's gross domestic product.

Greece is trying to dig itself out of huge budget deficit — equal to 13 percent of gross domestic product in 2009 — or about $400 billion.

With a budget deficit equal to 11 percent of gross domestic product, the economy desperately needs a pickup to generate tax revenue.