Sentence examples for budget to allow from inspiring English sources

The reason is straightforward, if largely unspoken: too many competing interests are still unwilling to sacrifice their portion of the budget to allow an immediate compromise.

In the last few days other Whitehall departments have had to find further savings in their budget to allow the government to say it is ringfencing schools.

She points out that she once dipped into Film4's annual £10m budget to allow director Shane Meadows to jet off on an overseas fact-finding mission.

The memo also outlines how the Erasmus scheme is already being expanded, with a 40% increase in its budget, to allow more young people to study abroad.

But they insist, there is enough flexibility in the $71.8‐ billion defense budget to allow a shifting of funds to cover the unexpected.

When a wisecracking student in the front row said he wanted his budget to allow him to party more, it gave Mr. Fife the opening he needed to explain that goals are, in fact, the basis for any budget.

As thought leadership continues to grow in popularity (and as the base of successful PR strategies), agencies will need to adjust their budgets to allow for greater thought leadership development and execution.

Without question, it is the goal of every sheriff and police captain to bring crime rates down to zero in their areas of responsibility, however our system is not designed (or budgeted) to allow this to happen.

But Mr. Duisenberg opposes any relaxation of European Union budget constraints to allow more government spending.

The budget proposes to allow the Department of Health and Human Services to require drug manufacturers to publicly disclose research and development costs, discounts, and other data.

Barely 2,500 families had been resettled by the end of June, and what is left of this year's budget appears to allow for fewer than 7,000 in all.