Sentence examples for budget to keep from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, agents here recall, they did not have a budget to keep their gas tanks full.

Before that, the city was spending about $21 million a year from its operating budget to keep the plan afloat.

At Lehman, the principal has rearranged the school budget to keep the athletics program more or less intact.

President François Hollande was preparing to cut €33 billion, or $42 billion, from the budget to keep the euro crisis from infecting France, the headlines read.

Republican lawmakers have threatened to slash the S.E.C.'s budget to keep it from enforcing the Dodd-Frank act, a product of the previous Democrat-controlled Congress.

He has called for the Pentagon's budget to keep growing at 1 percent a year after inflation, plus the costs of the war in Afghanistan.

With no inflation, there was no need to balance budgets to keep interest rates down, and government deficits skyrocketed.

And with a new generation of even more powerful consoles just released, expect budgets to keep climbing.Dig deeper: PlayStation, Xbox, SNES: which console sold most?

But in a reversal of the usual pattern, where the less affluent tend to vote down school budgets to keep their taxes down, Mount Kisco voters approved the budget, 253 to 247, while Bedford Village rejected it, 606 to 323.

As large chains leave, some of their papers — including two of Cox's — dip into their own budgets to keep a few reporters in Washington, but they are the exceptions.

Therefore, he said, a small minority of well-organized voters and the well-financed candidates they support will end up controlling the board and slashing budgets to keep property taxes down.