Sentence examples for budget introduces from inspiring English sources

The budget introduces two additional and uncosted proposals linked to its failing income management regime.

Yes, the Budget introduces more taxes to raise revenue.

The budget introduced Monday by President Obama for the 2013 fiscal year included a provision (PDF) of particular interest to sellers and potential buyers of alternative-powertrain vehicles.

The real verdict, of course, will come during the next federal election, which could be prompted by a defeat of any portion of the budget introduced Thursday.

Recent announcements by Nick Clegg in the 2014 budget introduced some new measures, aimed at helping families with the cost of childcare.

He had to step in to quell dissent among right-wing backbenchers over the last carbon budget, introduced in 2011 when the coalition was still fairly new.

"Britain has been supporting the budget," said Rafique Hajat, IPI's executive director, who criticised the Malawian government's "zero deficit budget", introduced in anticipation of reduced international financial support.

NOTHING illustrates better the gulf between Italy's multi-billionaire prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, and the people that he governs than the impact of Italy's emergency budget, introduced on June 30th.

Government conversion issues were limited to dealing with short-dated securities which had practically passed into money market hands, and the Budget introduced by Mr Churchill in April centred on one main idea which was favourable to trade and industry.

During his testimony, Mr. Levy said that while he believed the executive budget introduced this month by Gov. George E. Pataki included some good ideas, far more money was needed, particularly in high-needs schools districts like New York City.

The absolutely Draconian budget introduced by Priebus' Republican colleagues in Congress targets women of all ages.