Sentence examples for budget hinges from inspiring English sources
The debate over the budget hinges heavily on whose economic forecasts are more accurate.On February 26th Mr Obama released an ambitious budget plan that boosted spending, cut taxes on most workers and raised them on the rich, and projected a cumulative budget deficit over the next ten years of $7 trillion.
The budget hinges on voters passing two tax rises in November.
Parks Department officials said the final budget hinged on the scope of the project, which involves reinforcing the delicate carvings on the arch and cleaning its surface.
The success of his four-year plan to close a projected $428 million budget gap hinges on the passage of new state laws allowing Nassau to refinance much of its huge debt and make other major changes.
It's all part of an effort to squeeze school meals into tight local food budgets that hinge on federal subsidies.
PAGE 38 BIG HURDLE FOR NASSAU PLAN: The effort to close a $428 million budget gap in Nassau County hinges on passage of new state laws.
The alliance would hinge on budget hawks who are skeptical of the system's costs and foreign policy experts who worry about what Mr. Biden called the "pell-mell rush" toward the system.
As this follow-up essay is being published, in late December 2012, the President and congressional Republicans are in the midst of budget negotiations that may hinge on whether our argument was correct -- that the president has a duty under the Constitution to set aside the debt ceiling, if the moment of truth comes.
The success of Mr. Osborne's plan to eliminate the budget deficit by 2017 has hinged on the strength of the economic recovery.
This could be a cute "the president is from Mars, Republicans are from Venus" thing – if it weren't for the fact that several important issues this summer, including the budget and food-stamp funding, hinge on whether these two crazy kids will ever figure it out.
At this level, the decision to hire a publicist might simply hinge on your budget.
