"budget excess" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe money spent beyond the pre-determined budget. For example, "The project went over budget due to unexpected costs and budget excess."
Hagel says the review would identify ways to restructure the department and look for budget excess.
Mr. Mechanic acknowledged that he was beleaguered in the months before the movie was released because of all the stories about the film's budget excess.
"In some cases, budget excess from higher oil prices can feed through quite quickly to the banking system in the form of deposits, thereby easing liquidity, though this is not systematic".
Some women's advocates argue that it is not proportionality that forces athletic directors to cut men's teams; they blame the budget excesses of Division I football and men's basketball.
But now, thanks to the disappearance of the budget surplus, the excess revenue collected by the payroll tax isn't being used to acquire assets, or even to pay down the federal debt; it's being used to cover deficits elsewhere in the budget.
The vice president would use the portion of the projected federal budget surplus generated by excess Social Security payroll revenues -- or more than $2 trillion over the next decade -- to reduce the federal debt.
I must have spent a budget in excess of half a million pounds furnishing countless 100sqft Design Technology classrooms.
With the film now up to $152m worldwide, profit remains light years away, with Deadline Hollywood quoting a true budget in excess of $200m plus $100m of marketing costs.
They also accused the majority of padding the budget with excess taxes to build a fiscal cushion for Mr. Suozzi early in his term.
For instance, in a school system with a budget in excess of $700 million, DCPS principals expressed adequate funding as "far and away" their greatest concern.
Yet diabetes drains one in every 10 pounds from the health budget, while excess weight causes one in four heart disease deaths.
