Sentence examples for budget letter from inspiring English sources

In a budget letter this year, Republicans on the House Small Business Committee opposed both raising loan fees and cutting subsidies.

Your budget submission in NIMBUS is due by the close of business on the last business day in February or as otherwise indicated in the annual Budget Letter.

These requests, along with requests submitted to the Office of the EVPT, are due as indicated in the annual Budget Letter (typically issued in October).

This is when MIT's Provost and Executive Vice President and Treasurer (EVPT) jointly issue the annual Budget Letter for the upcoming fiscal year.

The budget letter comes as 716 of New York City's lowest-paid workers — school aides, parent coordinators and other members of school support staffs — are expected to lose their jobs on Friday.

He's got a budget letter listing the amount that the city pays the shelter every month for the small room that he and a relative share in the dorm-style building, with one kitchen for 400 people.

Board of directors, notes, 1979 Oct. Commercial space availability, 1979-1980 Oct. Ford Foundation: correspondence, budgets, letters of recommendation, and notes, 1980 July-Dec.

Qualified applicants must submit an application, which includes a detailed budget, cover letter, resume and a letter of endorsement from a faculty member for their project.

The constituents have also been asked to make large financial commitments to the project, "but there is no mechanism for constituent oversight of the budget," the letter continued.

So it made sense that in the torrent of agitated comments about the proposed school budget — one letter to the local paper accused antitax activists of "emotional terrorism" — she felt obligated to remind school board members of the class divide churning just beneath the competing narratives of catering to the needs of the schools and catering to the needs of the people who pay for them.

The budget protest letter came from 51 out of 58 group leaders at Ciberned, a national network of research groups created in early 2007 to promote research in neurodegenerative diseases.