Sentence examples for budget preview from inspiring English sources

DUBLIN — Two more credit rating agencies warned Ireland on Tuesday that its debt was at risk of being downgraded further, setting off another leap in borrowing costs and heaping pressure on the government to accelerate the planned late-October release of a budget preview.

The budget also continues the practice outlined in Mr. Trump's "skinny" budget preview from March of immense defense increases coupled with deep cuts in non-defense discretionary spending, the catchall category that includes all of the federal programs that are annually appropriated by Congress.

"The OBR is likely to deliver some rare good news to the chancellor by revising down its forecast for public sector net borrowing in the current fiscal year," the EY Item Club said in its Budget preview.

The plan, announced during the Democratic governor's 2013 budget preview address, calls for the closing of state facilities that house juvenile offenders in downstate Murphysboro and suburban Joliet.

Book trailers — the low-budget previews modelled on those used by the film industry — have quickly grown tiresome.

The White House will unveil its annual budget proposal on March 4. Burwell declined to preview any details of the budget but offered an upbeat view of the nation's fiscal situation.

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For Mr. Grucci, a 23-year-old member of the Long Island family that has become famous for its explosive extravaganzas, the computerized show also marks the opening of a new era for the family business, an era in which huge displays can be planned, budgeted - ultimately even previewed -on the screen of a personal computer.

In a State of the Union address, presidents typically preview themes for their new budget.

In March, Trump previewed his budget proposal for the 2018 funding year, calling for steep cuts at the National Institutes of Health (18%) and the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA; 31%).

Previewing his budget message, Mr. Obama has argued for weeks that cuts deeper than he is seeking could threaten the fragile economic recovery and that America's future growth and competitiveness demand increases in programs for education, infrastructure, innovation and research.