Sentence examples for budget purview from inspiring English sources

Many, if not most of these war-related costs, are outside the normal budget purview, yet they contribute mightily to our growing debt problem.

For instance, Council committees should vote on the components of the budget under their purview, like Congressional appropriations committees.

I eagerly await a movie, made on a higher budget and with a larger physical purview, in which he has the chance to display and deride the world's passions and delusions on a grand scale.

These qualifications are critical in enabling her to deal with the range of situations that come under her purview, from setting the budget to dealing with recruitment, she says.

Big data analytics is no longer just the purview of big companies with big budgets.

(Their budget's just $17.6 billion taxpayer dollars, and considering that their purview is virtually everything in the universe other than earth, that's pretty svelte).

The Islamist parties, along with some liberal parties and activist groups, had called for a demonstration against SCAF's plan to introduce a constitutional proclamation that would keep both the budget of the armed forces and the power to declare war under the sole purview of the military.

All clinics were under the purview of the Ministry of Health, provided with similar equipment, dental materials and operating budget.

Ms. Stainback said the public housing agency has been hobbled by a budget deficit of $137 million, which affects its ability to maintain all 336 buildings under its purview.

(It's amazing that a budget chairman could include tax policy in his proposal, since it's normally under the purview of the Ways and Means Committee).

Use of that phenomenal power to influence control over other aspects of the economy including budget decisions, labour-market regulations, and the benefit structure of old-age pensions is wildly outside the purview of the central bank and sure to prove corrosive to the independence of the central bank and the democratic process.Central bankers will inevitably face limits on what they can achieve.