Sentence examples for budget lending from inspiring English sources

The Abbott government is proposing a similar "off budget" lending facility with its $5bn Northern Australia Infrastructure Fund.

The actor's relatively low $1.2 million salary also allowed the producers to spend properly the $60 million budget lent by MGM.

But the fact that Stockman -- a budget director under conservative messiah Reagan and former managing director at now-defunct Wall Street firm Solomon Brothers -- is slamming Ryan's budget lends weight to the overall criticism.

But with the national unemployment rate hovering near or above 9percentt for the past two and a half years, the extended level of high joblessness is taking an unprecedented toll on both state and federal budgets, lending urgency to calls by some policymakers to trim them.

There is nothing wrong at all with using modern low-energy bulbs (the new ones come on instantly too) if that is what our budgets lends itself to.

Film noir, to which lower budgets lent themselves, became something of a house style at the studio, indeed, the RKO B Stranger on the Third Floor (1940) is widely seen as initiating noir's classic period.

Fixed government health budgets lend themselves to a zero-sum game in resource allocation between cure and prevention.

Mulvaney, in particular, could play a crucial role if tapped as budget director, lending fiscally conservative credibility to Trump's spending plans.

Historians of the Great Depression would blanch at that—some of the worst damage to the economy in 1932-1933 was done because a lame-duck Democratic Congress sent mixed signals about balancing the budget and lending laws.

But more immediately, the setback meant that Mr. de la Rúa will not be able to offer a reliable accounting of his government's 2002 budget and lending needs when he meets with President Bush and international bankers and investors over the next three days.

Other than approving budgets and lending support, the league has taken a hands-off approach to the day-to-day running of the club.