Sentence examples for budget seriously from inspiring English sources

But we're going to take his budget seriously, and we're going to look at it critically".

Scrupulously ethical, Meigs took his duties of providing honest estimates and requests for his budget seriously, and he immediately created an auditing system to identify abuses.

Duncan was selected over more experienced competitors, apparently because he was the only one to take the $500,000 budget seriously.

He said it would be "terrible for this city" if the control board took over, and added that he hoped the Council would take the budget seriously.

The governor will end up on the sidelines, says Mr Johnston, "because I don't think anybody takes his budget seriously".Still, by intertwining his budget with his restructuring plan, Mr Romney has put Democrats in an uncomfortable position.

The state of Berlin's senate is planning to cut the state's health budget, seriously threatening one of Germany's leading molecular medicine research campuses.

The DVDs were smartly timed to coincide with Mr. Day-Lewis's latest Oscar victory (he was also a winner for "There Will Be Blood" in 2008 and "My Left Foot" in 1990), but they may be a shock to viewers unfamiliar with the studio-bound, low-budget, seriously talky 1980s BBC aesthetic.

Governor Christie's budget cuts seriously hurt our public schools.

Osborne says he takes all budget submissions seriously.

"This year's budget was seriously flawed," Mr. DiNapoli said in a statement.

New York City's tax collections came in weaker than expected for the month of April, but Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday that the problem did not appear to be so grave that it threatened to throw his budget plan seriously out of kilter.