Sentence examples for budget that makes from inspiring English sources

The man who began public life advocating for homeless people won passage of a state budget that makes steep cuts to schools, health care and social services.

You need to be honest with each other about a budget that makes sense for travel and put it in the context of your other financial obligations.

"New-think Paramount is agreeing to a budget that makes sense for the film," Julia Pistor, senior vice president of Nick Movies, said in an interview.

Over at Valencia, David Villa, Juan Mata and David Silva are long gone and continued sales are inevitable, even with a budget that makes the assumption that they will reach next season's Champions League.

And it wants the budget set using the actual sums paid out, which are lower than the "commitments" in today's budget (that makes for some fuzziness in the British bid: it seeks to reduce the commission's request by between €100 billion and €200 billion, depending on who does the sums).

While Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and state lawmakers hailed the passing of an on-time spending plan for the first time in five years as a sign of Albany's behaving responsibly in tackling the state's financial woes, the consequences of a budget that makes deep cuts in education, health care and other areas will certainly prove severe.

With a budget that made it the world's second largest civilian space agency, ESA carried out a comprehensive program in space science, applications, and infrastructure development.

After a budget that made the poor poorer, it should be no surprise that some want to see that insight buried.

But he took a markedly different tack this session, opposing any new taxes and signing a budget that made the first reduction in overall spending on public education since at least 1949.

They had neither the authority nor the budget that made them ideal prospects for our sales teams.

He had a certain tone to his voice that made me uncomfortable for some reason, championing small businesses and a need for balancing the budget that made it seem like he was speaking directly to his party.