Sentence examples for budget rationale from inspiring English sources

Please submit a one-page description of your course development or course enhancement project and its rationale, the faculty involved in the project, a basic budget, and a budget rationale, as well as a one paragraph statement of curricular impact to I&E program coordinator Katherine Black ([email protected]).edu

The loss of the World Trade Center has been used to justify the continuing war on terror, the expansion of the defense budget and a rationale for the deficit.

Perhaps Schuessler should take a tip from CKE Restaurants, which cited the Golden Arches' overwhelming marketing budget as a rationale for continuing the saucy, eye-catching Paris Hilton ads for CKE's Carl's Jr. and Hardee's chains.

The C-D map not only would help Unilever standardize and provide a rationale for budget allocation across brands but also would allow the company to track how effectively marketing dollars were utilized by the brand teams, by measuring how far the brands moved on the maps.

But then he addressed what he characterized as the "shortsighted" economic rationale for the budget cut.

The circumstances relating to competitiveness have not changed since the fourth carbon budget, and there is no rationale to change the budget on this basis.

The secretary of state presented this rationale for the budget cut at a time when he is under fire from former US diplomats for gutting his state department amid multiple crises around the world – an allegation Tillerson denied.

Perhaps rendered overconfident by this success, he then set out an objective – of achieving an absolute budget surplus – that had no economic rationale, and which was never likely to survive either political adversity or even a modest economic downturn.

Around the country, districts including Chicago, Newark and Washington have been echoing that rationale, with officials citing budget gaps as they draw up lists of schools to close at the end of the school year.

There seems to be no rationale for making simple budget comparisons with other countries.

You can tell architects to go all out for innovation and imagination, but when the time comes to pick a winner you throw all this rationale in the air about budget, feasibility, community preference and so on.