Sentence examples for budget pool from inspiring English sources

Independent actuaries determined the global budget pool for the state, and if the state was able to control spending under the agreed-upon cap, it could keep the difference, but if it exceeded the agreed-upon cap, the state would absorb the difference.

A candidate extracts, from each, some information revenue from the budget pool.

Each time a candidate is selected, revenue is removed from the budget pool and a cost is incurred.

Wells in the Sierra Vista and Cananea subwatersheds (Fig.  1) remove water at 240% of the natural recharge rate, approximately 145,000 vs. 60,600 m/day, causing a large and growing deficit in the water budget (Pool and Dickinson 2007).

The magazine, which will appear twice a year and has a $100,000 per issue budget pooled from consulting projects done by von Guttman and Niedzielski, is already rousing the ire of big publishing.

German Nato planners have dubbed it the "Framework Nations Concept" – a strategy for the most important invention in the time of tight budgets: pooling and sharing.

Elected mayors would be expected to "trail-blaze" initiatives to prevent social breakdown, using budgets pooled from across the public sector, such as social care and housing, he told delegates to the Tory conference in Birmingham today.

The party also says it will ring-fence the NHS budget and pool the health and social care budgets.

About 17% of health budget is pooled grant money.

A newer approach is to allocate monies from core budgets, sometimes pooling budgets at neighbourhood, country or parish levels.

From tony horse-country towns to middle-class suburbs to hard-edged cities, property tax and unemployment rates are high, and budgets are pools of red ink.