Sentence examples for budget moving from inspiring English sources

Congressional officials said a new Congressional Budget Office analysis due out on the president's spending plan submitted earlier this year will show his own budget moving back into the red not far down the line.

Even so, his projections showed the current budget moving from deficit into surplus in 2009-10, allowing the rule to be met over the new economic cycle (see chart).The Treasury has been too optimistic in most of its fiscal forecasts since 2001, and this one seems no exception.

Anders Borg, the (formerly pony-tailed) centre-right finance minister since 2006, likes to trot out numbers for his time in office: GDP growth of 12.6%, a rise in gross disposable incomes of almost 20%, a budget moving into surplus and a public debt barely above 40% of GDP.

The budget moves into surplus in boom times in order to finance the deficits during busts.

The budget moved into deficit in 2002 and stayed there for the rest of the decade.

America's budget moved sharply into deficit, whereas Europe's public finances have seen less change.

But Kellogg doubled its ad budget, moved aggressively into radio advertising, and heavily pushed its new cereal, Rice Krispies.

There is perhaps more to be cut, but the Greek government already faces regular civil discontent over the wrenching budget moves it's adopted over the past year.

In short – come up with a project; find a budget; move it into production; contact Mr Fry and invite him on-board.

Its public debt fell from 70% of GDP in 1993 to 37% in 2010, and its budget moved from an 11% deficit to a surplus of 0.3% over the same period.

But barges and railroads, which have no such trust funds, continued to pay the deficit tax, even as the federal budget moved into the black in 1999.