Sentence examples for budget trust from inspiring English sources

I already know what you are thinking, "Paying someone like a celebrity will kill my budget!" Trust me, I understand your concern.

In our already over-inflated defense budget (trust me, I was there), we are creating more work and more burden for the people who, for often very little pay, make our sons', daughters', brothers', sisters', and friends' lives easier.

Gotta stamp that out! (Samuelson, for some reason, does not talk about how the military budget trust fund is depleted and we need to cut back on the trillion-or-so we will spend this year, how it is bankrupting us, etc. Oh, wait, there isn't a trust fund at all for military spending... we just spend it).

To deal with the fixed budget, the trust said savings will have to be made to pay for rising energy bills, pay increments and the increased cost of drugs and medical equipment.

In tandem with the Clinton Administration's fiscally responsible budgeting, the trust fund's growth pulled the entire federal budget out of deficit from 1998 to 2001.

Last year Train to Gain underspent by £200m, but in April the Learning and Skills Council, which runs the scheme, warned that demand was outstripping the budget, reducing "confidence and trust in the service".

Kevin McAdam, Unite's regional officer, said this was a "blatant waste of public funds in an effort to manage a directorate budget within the trust" and called on the trust to reverse the decision.

Other safety net programs, such as food stamps, would be swept out of the regular budget to new trust funds supported by the safety net tax.

That urge to perform makes Shabazz Palaces a good match for an independent label with a small promotional budget and a trust in the power of touring.

Mr. Gore has said that in a recession his instinct would be to keep the budget balanced and trust the Fed.

Moreover, the administrative budget often excludes trust funds used to finance contributory old-age and unemployment insurance; taxes are paid directly into the funds and disbursements made out of them.