Sentence examples for budget research from inspiring English sources

Bonnie Brower, the executive director of City Project, a liberal budget research organization, questioned the wisdom of the borrowing plan.

"We may have a smaller problem in percentage terms" compared with previous years, said Jean Ross, executive director of the California Budget Project, a nonpartisan budget research group.

With a flat-cash science budget, research organisations will find it increasingly hard to find the money to maintain their new equipment.

This is the idea behind proposals for "tax choice," which would permit taxpayers to allocate a percentage of their income taxes to any area within the discretionary federal budget; research suggests it would boost taxpayer satisfaction.

The ICEVs of today are the result of decades of high budget research and development.

See Kitamura ([1988]), Kurani and Lee-Gosselin ([1997]), Bhat and Koppelman ([1999]) and Harvey ([2003]) for overviews of space-time budget research.

A major player in 20th-century physics, Ernest Lawrence helped usher in an era of big-budget research projects.

These include health research proposals that that do not involve drug research, biomedical research involving human tissues, high-budget research (more than R250 000/$38 461 per annum) and high-technology research, that is, invasive, radiological, radio-active and other research requiring substantial equipment.

"I think that from the beginning the Boston Police Patrolmen's Association has intended to try to use the Democratic National Convention as leverage to bring the mayor to the brink in the hope that the mayor will back down and give in to higher demands," said Samuel Tyler, president of the Boston Municipal Research Bureau, an independent budget-research group.

The city misses out on $1.5 billion each year in taxes not paid on properties owned by the state and five public authorities, whose real estate holdings are exempt from local property taxes, according to a report released yesterday by City Project, a liberal budget-research group.

The university budget for research was $516 million last year, with 42% of undergraduates actively involved in research.