The phrase "budget reserve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to funds set aside for unexpected expenses or future projects within a budget.
Example: "The company has established a budget reserve to ensure financial stability during economic downturns."
Alternatives: "financial reserve" or "contingency fund".
These include increasing the state's emergency budget reserve by a projected $213 million.
Ms. Merrill said she favored using Connecticut's $1.4 billion budget reserve fund to solve the current deficit.
Surplus dollars went to build up the state's budget reserve fund; pay off debts to the teacher's retirement funds; finance transportation projects; and increase local school aid.
One bright spot in the fiscal gloom is the $1.4 billion stashed in the state's budget reserve fund for fiscal emergencies.
This latest mitigation legislation uses $373 million from the new federal stimulus plan and $282 million from Connecticut's emergency budget reserve or Rainy Day Fund.
Proposition 58, the "California Balanced Budget Act", will require the state to pass a balanced budget and set up a budget reserve, and will come into effect only if 57 is also approved.
Isn't most of your budget reserved for nuclear weapons and cleaning up radioactive waste?
Beyond helping solve the voucher crisis, the housing preservation department had an additional incentive to use its budget reserves.
Moreover, SOE dividends are not handed over to the finance ministry to spend as it sees fit but paid into a special budget reserved for financing state enterprises.
They argue that the tax is unpredictable, inconsistent, counter to the concept of property ownership and needless in a state that, thanks in part to wildly successful oil drilling, finds itself in the rare circumstance of carrying budget reserves.
Hillingdon has managed to keep its head above water thanks to a £160m expansion programme – the biggest of its kind in London – funded by the council's budget reserves built up over years.
