Sentence examples for budget shift from inspiring English sources

When Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin saw the budget shift into the black in 1998, he immediately warned President Bill Clinton that, politically, it was a mixed blessing.

According to excerpts released by the campaign, Mr. Romney plans to echo his new ads by pledging to balance the federal budget, shift spending responsibility to the states and reduce federal employment by 10 percent through attrition.

Most of the discussion to date accepts the widespread notion that the envisaged cuts in the military budget shift the odds heavily against the United States' launching military operations and intervening abroad.

End aid tomorrow and, after a little budget shifting, most Latin American governments would hardly flinch.

In such situations, no amount of cost cutting, budget shifting, or admonition will stem the deterioration.

The governor's proposed budget shifts $25 million from the gaming revenues fund to the education fund next year, and another $25 million the year after.

A showcase model demonstrates how deep learning can be used to provide a missing link in the study of the policy process: the connection between attention in the political system (as inputs) and budget shifts (as outputs).

But he could also try a "reprogramming" of the defence budget, shifting money from other areas to the Bosnian job, which would require the signatures of the chairmen of four congressional committees but no vote.

He has also told voters that he wants to nationalize the oil companies, which he says are gouging the American public, and to end the war in Iraq, with the multibillion-dollar war budget shifted to fighting cancer.

With new products on the way this fall, it is increasing its advertising budget, shifting from cryptic mood advertising aimed at younger audiences to more ads that focus on products.

But his tenure has also included epic, divisive struggles with Democrats in his legislature; and in a little more than two years as George W. Bush's budget director, the federal budget shifted from a projected surplus into a deep deficit as the economy swooned and Congress turned down his proposals for spending cuts to offset tax cuts.