Sentence examples for budget going forward from inspiring English sources

And tell them how much they should budget going forward".

"There isn't any money for raises in the city's budget going forward, or in the M.T.A.'s budget going forward or in any municipality's budget".

The 2002 "minicampaign" for child care was a success, and meant 3,000 more spots in child care were included in the city budget going forward.

And in his new budget, to be unveiled in February, he is expected to announce another round of more severe and painful long-term cuts to balance the budget going forward.

"We are considering how to fit [the new plan] into our budget going forward," Brinkman says.

Storer's release by Harriers was triggered by a clause in his contract, signed in 2012, a statement on the Harriers website explaining that "a reduced budget going forward would make this clause unrealistic".

"Sustainably high oil prices could result in the revision of budgets going forward," said Amer Halawi, head of research at Shuaa Capital, one of the largest publicly traded financial services firms in Dubai.

In an interview on BBC Look North before the election, Osborne said that the ILF was "such an important fund ��� that we will be able to include it in the budgets going forwards".

The amount of time these budgets go forward depend a great deal on the business you're in: I've seen plans for technology-based businesses that only go out 2 years, but a typical drug development plan will need to go out at least 4 years.

First, "stop the Environment Protection Agency from implementing a cap-and-trade system"; second, enable the "balanced budget amendment going forward"; third, exploit natural resources – for "America has the potential to be the Saudi Arabia of this world"; fourth, "turn back regulations"; and fifth, "repeal Obamacare" – "Repealing Obamacare is the driving motivation of my life," she said.

Nicolas, is there any reason to expect that Europe can be more sensible about budget issues going forward?