"budget oriented" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that is designed to keep costs low or to make efficient use of available resources. For example, "The company implemented a budget-oriented approach to their marketing strategy to ensure they stayed within their budget constraints."
The Senate will go through its own version Thursday and deep into Friday morning with what has become known as a "vote-orama," a free-for-all of unlimited amendments — some budget oriented, many politically loaded and none binding.
Budget oriented systems that focus on high value, components that will last and a reasonable amount of headroom to meet future needs result in spending less money over the life of a system.
I don't tend to reach for these in budget oriented builds often because in the market I'm in, I can usually do better with AMD systems in the budget space, but because it's one generation back, retailers may be motivated to clear inventory of older product and you can find some amazing sales.
A budget oriented socio-economic analysis was found to be a sub-optimal approach for decision making as it will be blind to the potential additional services provided by non-market goods linked with some adaptation scenarios.
14 It was also reported that GPs felt that PHARMAC was 'too budget oriented' rather than patient focused, its decision making 'lacks transparency' and New Zealand's access to medicines 'lags behind other comparable countries'.
"It's neither a populist budget nor a reform oriented budget," Mr. Sabharwal said, adding that the stock market is a good reflection of the budget.
Finally, spending less on training was the opportunity cost of the recognition that training was not the be-all and end-all of public management: to some extent spending migrated to support for programme budgeting, 'results oriented management', performance management and so on.
Budget-oriented reforms have tried to limit the central government expenditures by decentralizing social and health services at the local, provincial or municipal level to achieve efficiency gains and reduce deficits at the central level.
Scott had initially requested a $250 million budget and an adult oriented project, but Fox was reluctant to invest this amount of money, and wanted to ensure the film would receive a lower age-rating to broaden the potential audience.
Within hospitals, the interest of health care providers is more oriented towards budget impact data and data related to hospital stays than towards cost-effectiveness data and even less towards food-related cost-effectiveness.
In a speech to the National Association of State Directors of Career Technical Education Consortium in April, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said that "at a time when local, state and federal governments are all facing tremendous budget pressure" advocates for vocationally oriented education "must make a compelling case for continued funding".
