Sentence examples for budget for instance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's budget, for instance, provides only the broad outlines for a plan.

Asked about "the most crucial factor in passing the budget," for instance, he offered a rousing defense of President Obama.

This year's budget, for instance, promised "competitive sourcing", the "strategic management of human capital" and a "Management Scorecard".

More than half the Health Ministry's budget, for instance, goes on expenses like fuel, medicine and equipment.

Eighty-five percent of the San Juan government's $783 million annual budget, for instance, goes to wages rather than services.

In the Budget, for instance, he made it clear that he wanted to see some action on dormant accounts.

Nurse supervisors who aren't good at budgets, for instance, will be paired up with someone from accounting who can help.

Only 1% growth -- at a time when state budgets, for instance, are being slashed to the bone.

Ryan's budgets, for instance, say that they're going to get rid of undefined "loopholes" in the tax code -- but never state exactly what this means.

Other, more institutional changes would at least help the state better plan for budget fluctuations: for instance, requiring legislators to adjust the budget in the middle of the year if it seems revenue is falling short, or building a robust rainy-day fund that the state would fill in good times and draw from in bad times.

Yet the conference and seminar rooms are surprisingly handsome, their beauty all the greater for having been achieved on a very low budget -- for instance, with a corrugated plastic ceiling and an exposed insulation wall in the large auditorium.