Sentence examples for budget equivalent from inspiring English sources

It will suggest a budget equivalent to 1.24% of GDP.

It has a budget equivalent to about 914,000 BBC licence fees.

But funding pressures have meant West Midlands police having to slice £126m off its 2010 budget, equivalent to about a fifth of its total spending.

But a program with a budget equivalent to a few thousand dollars would not have the resources to help a town full of people thrown out of work.

It has agreed to run a primary surplus on its budget equivalent to 0.5 per cent of G.D.P. in 2016, 1.75 per cent of G.D.P. in 2017, and 3.5 per cent of G.D.P. in 2018.

Knight Dragon's marketing costs, meanwhile, are listed as 3% of the budget – equivalent to £30m – which Colenutt regards as another way of driving down the money left for affordable housing.

Basically, every time a film like Paranormal Entity or The Da Vinci Treasure pops up in HMV at the exact same time as its big-budget equivalent, you can bet The Asylum had something to do with it.

These include paying the bond that comes due in May and identifying a financing gap of 11.5 billion euros from the 2013 and 2014 budgets — equivalent to 5.5 percent of Greece's gross domestic product.

This is a disappointing fact, but it does not cancel out the ingenuity shown by the soldiers, many of them only in their twenties, who have ethically managed budgets equivalent to that of a small town or medium-sized business.

In the year 2000, the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) budgeted equivalent to 10.5 million USD for a 10-year livestock mass vaccination campaign, following the WHO recommendations.

On the earnestly instructive side are well-intentioned downers and uppers like "Grand Canyon" and their lower-budget equivalents, like "The Visitor" and "Frozen River," which offer prescriptive lessons in tolerance.