Sentence examples for budget loss from inspiring English sources

The "budget loss" statistic compares the change in the difference between a state's tax revenue and its Medicaid spending.

It allows Conley and Dupor to calculate how much the stimulus offset that budget loss, and see what effect this offset had on employment.

How it got there: Conley and Dupor compare state-by-state growth in employment over eighteen months (from the stimulus' passage to September 2010) to the amount of stimulus spending received relative to the size of state governments, as well as "budget loss" from 2009 to March 2010.

The initial addition to the federal debt would be $700 billion, although the Congressional Budget Office believes the net budget loss will be "substantially smaller" because the government can recoup some of its losses and perhaps sell the securities for a profit later.

Arguments over finances (budget), loss of respect (trust), not agreeing on common goals, etc.

In response to this budget loss, Zayyed organized international youth camps, welcoming thousands of volunteers from all over the world to come to the city to help with construction projects, clean-up campaigns, and to provide other needed services.

Although its new administrator, Steven C. Preston, has been trying to address the S.B.A.'s staffing and budget losses, the audit found that disbursement delays "were largely attributable to the lack of coordination and communication" between agency offices.

Also, he said, the threat of $1.8 million in Medicaid and Medicare cuts, the impaneling of a state commission on hospital restructuring and Southampton's financial woes -- annual budget losses and a $40 million debt -- may have combined to force the hospital's hand.

For Kip Crofts, Wyoming's U.S. attorney, the budget losses have created all sorts of unforeseen problems in addition to forcing staffers to cut corners just to help the office stay afloat.

This is often referred to as link budgeting, power budgeting, or loss budgeting.

In Africa, the ability of human and veterinary health systems to deliver services is constrained by decreasing public-sector budgets; loss of confidence due to unmet demand; a severe shortage of human resources, especially qualified personnel (1 ); inadequate infrastructure and equipment; and weak monitoring and information systems (2 ).