Sentence examples for budget revived from inspiring English sources

Despite inheriting a deficit of €100 million ($135.69 million) when he took office in early 2011, Boutaris balanced the city's budget, revived tourism and took on widespread corruption.

There was a slight shift to the Tories in late February and early March, but this trend has not been sustained, and there are no signs that the budget has revived it.

Mr. Ueberroth, chairman of the Olympic Games in Los Angeles in 1984 and former commissioner of Major League Baseball, is running a low-key campaign based on proposals to repair the state budget and revive the California economy.

Or try Nelson's young sidekick, James Forsyth, or the Telegraph's tireless Benedict Brogan whose morning briefing makes the same point today: namely what is the chancellor going to do in his March budget to revive the prospects for GROWTH in the UK economy?

Hoover thought a balanced budget would revive confidence.

Wales' finance minister says the country needs a budget to revive the economy as she prepares to set out spending plans for next year.

Even after devoting half of its capex budget to reviving its flagging smartphone business this year, the other Korean electronics giant saw fit to push out me-too products like the underwhelming LG Intuition/Optimus Vu.

With Washington looking for ways to rein in costly entitlement programs and state governments struggling to balance budgets, conservatives have revived an old nostrum: turning Medicaid into a block grant program.

The 239-to-176 vote revived the budget wars of 2011 and suggested that the tone in Congress would be similar this year.

The lawmakers revived a budget that increases state taxes to restore billions of dollars in spending on schools, hospitals, nursing homes and localities.

"When we bring some fiscal discipline to Washington," Mr. Bush assured the audience, the revived federal budget deficits will come down.