Sentence examples for budget to extract from inspiring English sources

Democrats say Republicans are being driven by the most extreme elements of their party to use the federal budget to extract concessions on health care that they could not win through the traditional legislative process.

A more plausible scenario is that grandstanding moderates of both parties will use budget issues to extract concessions on key pieces of legislation including health care, or another round of stimulus which may ultimately undermine recovery or deny the administration key legislative wins.

At a recent meeting of the Pennsylvania Association of Councils of Trustees, the newly instated governor advised state colleges experiencing budget shortfalls to extract gas from the Marcellus shale deposits located underneath their campuses.

A few weeks ago, Mr. Cantor was the hard man in the confrontation over the debt ceiling; he was willing to endanger America's financial credibility, putting our whole economy at risk, in order to extract budget concessions from President Obama.

The debt ceiling has been used as a negotiation point for House Republicans who have sought to extract budget concessions from Mr Obama.

Suncor ended up spending $2.1 billion for the expansion (way over budget) but has managed to extract enough extra oil to pay off $400 million of the debt incurred.

Some say he will not be very good at schmoozing senators and members of Congress, and doing all the other things you need to do to extract budget deals from a reluctant Congress.

But Republicans know any legislation of this magnitude requires agreement at the top levels of the House, Senate and the White House, and some lawmakers are looking to use leadership's need for votes on this first budget resolution as a way to extract concessions.

Due to lack of detail in project budgets, it was not possible to extract information from the case studies about the funds devoted to monitoring and evaluation.

Faced with record budget gaps, state politicians are looking to extract more money from corporations, which have been paying a declining share of state taxes.

House Budget Chairman Paul D. Ryan has put his successive budget plans though this same wringer to extract favorable fiscal scoring from the CBO.