Sentence examples for budget rises from inspiring English sources

But if the budget rises faster in the earlier years (ie front-loaded), the combined total would be higher.

Were the reforms about saving money, after years of unsustainable budget rises (of the order of 7% a year, year after year, under New Labour)?

As things stand, no senior politician publicly disputes the consensus that the NHS will have to make do, somehow, with more years of tiny budget rises.

Officials in Brussels also dismissed Cameron's claim of a significant victory after leaders agreed to link EU budget rises to national budgets.

They describe the scale of the funding challenge facing the NHS, which is midway through an austerity-driven decade of tiny budget rises, as "colossal".

The trouble is, many taxpayers see EU spending as an extra burden; they do not want budget rises to mean they start earning for themselves in September.One of the most vexed, and ultimately pointless, fights will be over "own resources".

The budget rose from £1m to £10m.

These account for 38 percent of this year's budget, rising to 46 percent of projected 2020 outlays.

Their budget rose in increments of $100, and soon topped out at $2,200 a month.

Its budget rose to nearly $11 million this fiscal year, up from $7.1 million last year, according to city health officials.

He says a budget rise from $2.5m to $8m would help to train nurses and improve palliative care.