Sentence examples for budget suggest from inspiring English sources

New buildings will be made of brick.The controversy over city academies matters more than their numbers and budget suggest.

The numbers in the new budget suggest that Virginia is not the only option being considered for the 2,000 inmates.

The ambition of this east Asian action fantasy is admirable, though the lengthy delays and ballooning budget suggest it was too much for first-timer Rinsch to handle.

Leaked details from the "growth review", due to be announced in the budget, suggest a relaxation of maternity leave laws which currently allow women up to a year's statutory leave.

New details about Mr. Bush's budget suggest that the deficit will not decline by half over five years, as the administration has predicted, even though cuts to domestic programs will be even deeper than first imagined.

In both instances, their responses to Mr. Giuliani's eighth budget suggest the extent to which fiscal life in New York might be different in a Democratic City Hall, where tax cuts and city-financed stadiums are unlikely to be high on anyone's priority list.

Mr Obama's budget suggests a figure of 22-23%.

The IFS green budget suggests that that would have an impact on tackling child poverty.

This budget suggests the Tories have been paying close attention during their Swedish lessons.

But the budget suggests that will not happen before 2020 at the earliest.

On the broader economic front the budget suggests 2014-15 will be worse than this year.