Sentence examples for budget strictly from inspiring English sources

I hadn't even wanted to see "Rainbow" in London, where I have to budget strictly my theatergoing time.

It's not even budgeting strictly and still struggling when the bills come due.

To Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose frugal caution is lauded at home as embodying the virtues of a "Swabian housewife," the key to the euro's survival is to enforce the rules of budget discipline strictly and make Europe more competitive through economic overhauls, not to dilute responsibility by sharing debt.

The defense budget is strictly controlled by the military and even the elected officials are unable to demand any audits of the spending and allocations.

Transfer budgets were strictly controlled and prize assets such as Yohan Cabaye were always prey if the chance of a big profit came along, such as when the Frenchman was sold to Paris St-Germain last January for £19m after signing from Lille for £4.3m in June 2011.

He started Naxos in 1987 as a strictly budget label, with CD prices pegged to what LP's cost in Hong Kong.

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DigiTimes also states this mini iPhone will have an OLED display "with either Samsung Display's Y-Octa or LG Display's TOE touch technology" (the former has already been hotly tipped) which means it won't be a strictly budget device.

The human economy exists within the ecological budget and is strictly and completely dependent on it.

Episode budgets ultimately became strictly regulated, as the show frequently ran over budget during the first half of the season.

Ministers also maintain that academy budgets are more strictly controlled than those of council-run schools and so their finances are likely to be in better health overall.