Sentence examples for budget extension from inspiring English sources

Governor Granholm had promised not to sign any budget extension unless the lawmakers passed measures increasing the state income tax and expanding the sales tax.

On the final vote of 271 to 158, 186 Republicans and 85 Democrats supported the budget extension; 54 Republicans and 104 Democrats opposed it.

In the Senate, Democrats indicated they did not intend to bring the House-passed budget extension to a vote, drawing outrage from Republicans.

To "create unimaginable chaos": A government shutdown in New York, says Governor Paterson, which might occur if two Democratic state senators hold to their threat to vote against his emergency budget extension on Monday.

It presents a potentially serious problem for party leaders who, with Democratic assistance, had intended to push through the budget extension until April 8 to give Congress and the White House more time to work out a final deal.

MICHIGAN Oct. 1, 2007 LENGTH Four hours ISSUE Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm, a Democrat, would not sign any budget extension unless the Legislature increased the state income tax and expanded the sales tax.

He said little about the role of the tax cuts he'd just renewed in decimating the money available to meet urgent common needs, talked only fleetingly about areas of corporate welfare that could be cut, and never really called the Republicans on the fundamental abuse of power inherent in converting routine budget extensions into occasions to hold the nation hostage.

It seems logical that Secret Cinema have chosen The Grand Budapest Hotel for their next immersive cinema project, which will allow Anderson fans to follow cast and crew into his world; it should feel like a big-budget extension of all those Wes Anderson fancy-dress parties that hipsters have been throwing for years.

Given that SWC contests are a low-budget extension tool, local municipalities could become more actively involved.

Given that SWC contests are a low-budget extension tool, they can be easily organized by municipalities and local NGOs, for example.

New analysis by the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center finds that people earning more than $1 million a year would receive $265,000 apiece in new tax cuts, on average, on top of the $129,000 they would receive from the Ryan budget's extension of President Bush's tax cuts.