Sentence examples for budget imposes from inspiring English sources

"The ringfencing of my budget imposes a double duty to secure real value for money," he said.

For its part, the White House protested that the Ryan budget imposes "a particular burden on the middle-class and the most vulnerable".

In Greece, despite the government's claim that austerity has been a success, the 2014 budget imposes new public spending cuts and more job losses.

– The Obama budget imposes a "cap and trade" tax of $646 billion.

Plus, the budget imposed a certain order.

His budget imposed an unpopular value-added tax on children's shoes that led to the fall of the government.

Mr. Bloomberg could have said he understood the hardships the city's budget imposed, but that this pain would be as short-lived as he could make it.

Paul Stockall of the TMA said the budget imposed the steepest price rises on cheap cigarettes and rolling tobacco, the price of a packet of 20 cigarettes and a 25g pouch rising around 10% to £5.64 and £7.34 respectively.

Low oil prices are not just squeezing Saudi Arabia's domestic budget, imposing austerity on a kingdom not used to it: it is taking its toll on Saudi support for foreign projects too.

The first budget imposed big spending cuts that fell most heavily on Australians least able to bear them, against pre-election promises; the government has trailed the opposition Labor Party in opinion polls ever since.This time Mr Hockey has taken a more populist approach.

A recent report from the Institute of Welsh Affairs warned that the channel could fall into a "cycle of decline" due to an inflation-adjusted 24% cut to its budget imposed since 2010 and its reliance on the BBC for more than 90% of its budget.