Sentence examples for budget hurdles from inspiring English sources

Still, the budget hurdles are huge.

Or they could lower expectations, reorder the budget hurdles with a three-month punt, and add the "no budget, no pay" provision.

Senior administration officials said the Ryan budget underscored the hurdles the White House would confront if it hoped to reach an overarching budget deal with House Republicans.

Topics included "crisis budgets" for the immediate hurdles, as well as budgets maintainable in the long term.

Along with technical hurdles and budget worries, the mission faces the impact of international sanctions imposed on Russia for annexing Crimea.

Osborne's plan to cut £12bn from the welfare budget passed its first hurdle in the Commons by 308 to 124 votes.

The recommendations, which Hasselmo says should be ready by fall 2003, will provide solutions to budget, personnel, and other practical hurdles that make it difficult for people from different departments to collaborate.

A lot to follow in the coming months -- especially given the budget deficit that is biggest hurdle to any agenda.

E.U. officials are expected to examine possible legal hurdles — particularly whether national budget laws would need to be altered — before a meeting of euro-zone finance ministers Monday.

The old teaser might have been contrived for Italy's latest austerity budget, which overcame its first parliamentary hurdle on September 7th by winning approval in the Senate, the upper house.When the bill was unveiled almost a month earlier, the government said it would lop €45.5 billion off the projected budget deficit and balance the budget by the end of 2013.

Second, even if the department sought to expand enforcement of the equal access provision, it would encounter the additional hurdle that its enforcement budget — unlike the bulk of the Medicaid program — depends on annual appropriations.