Sentence examples for budget plight from inspiring English sources
The city's budget plight is the latest demonstration of how the district is a handy petri dish for overheated politics.
And for years the Democrats have ignored those recommendations and instead increased spending, making our budget plight even worse.
"It is a pretty serious situation," Jennifer Cunningham, a spokeswoman for the union that Mr. Rivera heads, 1199/S.E.I.U., said of the state's worsening budget plight.
Mr. Bloomberg's timing, however, might be better this year than last: the governor is expected to report next week that the state's budget plight is not as bad as had been expected, because of rising revenues for the improving economy that is also boosting the city's budget.
Illinois budget's basic problem is that its expenses exceed its income -- highlighted by the University of Illinois' budget plight, a plight which may bring another conservative fiscal scolding by a lawmaker angling for Quinn's job -- State Senator Bill Brady (R-Bloomington).
Just ten countries provide 75percentt of the UN's budget to ease and resolve their plight.
The acting director of the agency, Michael Matthes, blamed high vacancy rates and budget deficits over the last decade for the agency's plight.
Their plight focuses on Mayor Rahm Emanuel's recent budget, which would close 6 of the city's 12 mental health centers serving poor and uninsured Chicagoans to save $3 million.
Both times I've interviewed Mr. Obama this year, he has brought up Mr. Summers, unbidden, and pointed out that Mr. Summers was now writing a lot more about the plight of the middle class than about budget deficits.
Such sit-downs have usually come later in the budget season, but this year the state faces its worst fiscal plight since the Great Depression.
Few measures have elicited more anger – or ingenious forms of revolt – than the property tax announced by Greek ministers to plug a budget black hole that might have gone unnoticed had Greece's plight not threatened the entire eurozone.
