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Carnegie does not release budget figures for individual programs but says it spends $7 million of its $70 million annual operating budget on music education.
The budget figures for the weapons search are included in the classified part of the administration's supplemental appropriations request, and have not been made public.
Compare this with New York City's Board of Education, which has just released its budget figures for the school year that ended last June.
After all the decisions announced today, our current budget figures for 2003-04 - and for the years to 2008-09 - are: minus £21.3bn, minus £11bn, minus £5bn, zero, £4bn and £9bn.
Budget figures for domestic security programs are difficult to analyze, if only because so many of the programs -- and their budget lines -- did not exist before Sept. 11, making precise year-to-year comparisons almost impossible.
Its defence budget, at 1.5% of GDP, is among the lowest in the EU although the revised budget figures for next year, which provide for an overall cut in government spending of 1.8%, show a 3.2% increase in spending on defence.National pride, let alone nationalism, is still a delicate subject in Germany, certainly among the older generation.
Ms. Gielgud has since said that she resigned because she was never given a base budget figure for her first season, 2001-2002.
The overall budget figure for Horizon 2020 is still unconfirmed, as talks on the European Union's budget for 2014 to 2020 are ongoing.
Mr Johnson said: "The relevant comparison is between the budgeted figures for 2011 and the budgeted figures for 2015, and if you look at both of those columns you will see there is a substantial improvement in numbers".
New, scaled-back budget figures drafted for the seven years between 2014-20 total €973bn, including a ceiling of €62.6bn for administration, or roughly €9bn a year, entailing a €500m cut in administration spending.
The intensified scrutiny came as China released budget figures showing that for the first time annual spending on law enforcement and public security would outstrip the military budget.
