"budget requirement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific amount of money that is needed or allocated for a particular purpose or project. Example: "The budget requirement for the new infrastructure project was estimated to be $1 million."
Historically, one problem conservatives had with a straightforward balanced budget requirement was a concern that it might lead to tax increases.
Pre-Depression classical economics had been based on a rigid balanced budget requirement for government and a gold standard that provided no discretion for the monetary authorities.
Every state except Vermont has some sort of balanced budget requirement that prevents it from weathering a recession by running up big deficits to keep teachers employed, students in college, welfare payments flowing and construction humming.
The EU itself has even suggested the balanced budget requirement be delayed until 2006.
As a result, a comprehensive report which includes the program's budget requirement, production forecast, contingencies and cash flow study is expected to be developed in this node.
Even if we change all parameters towards the "best" possible case (according to estimates from the literature and from Cambodian experts), the budget requirement will increase until 2028.
Most states have balanced budget requirements.
"It's low on the totem pole of budget requirements," Mr. Kuhn said.
The budget requirements for a feature film are $500,000 to $15 million; for a documentary, $250,000 to $2 million.
These include balanced budget requirements, single-subject rules and debt limits.
The financial crisis has made it difficult for states to fund their budget requirements.
