Sentence examples for budget recommending from inspiring English sources

Loop, which I bought for £30 from Amazon, sits underneath my electricity meter and monitors my flat's electricity usage, storing data in the cloud and warning me if my usage goes over my weekly budget, recommending alternative energy providers and tariffs I might want to switch to.

Loop, which I bought for £30 (about $50) from Amazon, sits underneath my electricity meter and monitors my apartment's electricity usage, storing data in the cloud and warning me if my usage goes over my weekly budget, recommending alternative energy providers I might want to switch to.

The panel of scientists at the National Academies determined that we need to go on a carbon budget, recommending that the United States restrict its carbon emissions to a total of 170 to 200 billion tons of global warming gases from 2012 to 2050.

He wrote: "I agree that we should not reject the fourth carbon budget recommended by the Committee on Climate Change..

To that end, his budget recommends an increase of $124 million, or 10.6percentto to provide a total of $1.3 billion for such clinics.

The president's 2012 budget recommended a 3-to-1 ratio of spending cuts to revenue increases, which cuts government programs far too much in a slow recovery.

Ms. Viloria-Fisher, a Democrat from Setauket, said she wants to use some of the money in the reserve fund to salvage existing programs and services that were cut from the 2009 budget recommended by the county executive, Steve Levy.

President Bush's budget recommends that Congress revise parts of the 10 deadly sins and calls for a sweeping reduction in the penalties and the way most other complaints are handled.

The new budget recommends cuts to 38 programs, including those focused on dropout prevention, gifted and talented children, guidance counselors in elementary schools and increased parental involvement in poor communities.

If that's the case, then Congress should pace its changes to the budget, recommends the CBO, to "give people more time to plan and … increase output and employment in the next few years by holding down longer-term interest rates, reducing uncertainty, and enhancing businesses' and consumers' confidence".

In November, a task force set up to identify fat in the budget recommended freezing spending on the supercomputer pending a review, shrinking JAMSTEC's budget 10% to 20%, and slashing funding for SPring-8 by one- to two-thirds.