Sentence examples for budget pay from inspiring English sources
More arts groups have announced budget, pay and staff cuts as the economic downturn continues to take a toll.
Economically, their goal is to balance the budget, pay off public debt, lower taxes and support the efforts of businesses to increase their profits and thereby generate new jobs.
Dido Harding, chief executive of the budget pay TV and broadband operator, said radical action was needed to "prevent the future of the UK's digital infrastructure from being held to ransom".
The telecoms company's decision to give away expensively acquired sports rights is partly designed to stem the loss of broadband and phone customers to Sky and rival budget pay TV service TalkTalk.
He recently offered what is shaping up to be the party line for this election season: Let Bret Schundler do in Trenton what we've done in Washington -- balance the budget, pay down debt, cut taxes, and make sure every child receives a quality education.
Governor Pataki seemed to take a step forward on Oct. 9 when he unveiled a $54 billion proposal to rebuild New York that called for using federal aid to balance the state budget, pay for a wide array of transportation projects in Manhattan and elsewhere and to provide tax breaks for tenants downtown.
Ian Whittaker, an analyst at Liberum, said he believed the key drivers in the ad spend in the current quarter included the battle between BT and BSkyB as the start of the Premier League season approaches, as well as TalkTalk targeting budget pay-TV customers and a boost in spending in sectors such as cars.
BT's move to drive the growth of its previously stuttering TV service, BT TV, by securing rights including Premier League football, and TalkTalk's successful move to sign up cost-conscious customers to its budget pay-TV service, has forced rivals to innovate their offerings to maintain growth and profits.
"My budget pays for heating and lighting and one member of supervising staff," says Dawson.
The budget pays for the museum's operation and for exhibitions, research and catalogs.
More than half of the Newark district's annual budget paid for services other than instruction — often at inordinate prices.
