Sentence examples for budget stamp from inspiring English sources

IMAGE GALLERY: FOUR GOOD-VALUE AREAS TO SNAP UP A STARTER HOME ON A BUDGET STAMP DUTY: THE WINNERS Source: Savills  CATFORD, SOUTH LONDON Why? Buyers priced out of Clapham and East Dulwich are turning their attentions to good-value Catford.

There were no officials racing to get their budget stamped at 11 58 p.m., no 10-hour delays while one last tax rate was crunched to perfection.

It is no exaggeration, then, to say that the austerity budget rubber-stamped in Belgrade, also this week, was to a large extent written in Brussels and Washington, home to the IMF, which has so generously come to Serbia's "rescue".

Republicans also want to divert money from the food stamp budget to avoid significant cuts to defense spending.

In the Budget, Chancellor George Osborne increased stamp duty on buy-to-let properties and second homes in what was billed as an "attack on landlords".

And Rabbi Leonard Gordon of Congregation Mishkan Tefila in Chestnut Hill, Mass., talks about the Jewish Community Food Stamp Challenge, in which rabbis try to live for a week on the food stamp budget of $31.50.

This tactic was used during the Reagan administration by career civil servants in the USDA's Food and Nutrition Service who challenged the president's efforts to cut the food stamp budget and declare ketchup a "vegetable". They performed the work that was technically required but refused to openly defend the policy to various constituencies.

From midnight on Budget day,new stamp duty level of 7%for homes worth more than £2m - up from 5%.

So Congress slashed $8.7 billion from the food stamp budget... where did the rest of the money for food stamps come from?

That's interesting -- in 2010, the supposed slowness of food price inflation served as justification for using future food stamp budget allocations on other purposes.

The availability of an endless supply of cheap clothing has unleashed a whirlwind of color and beauty, giving people the chance to express themselves ― even on a tight budget ― and stamp their identity on the world.