"budget worth" is not a proper phrase in written English.
It is possible that it may be used colloquially, but it is not considered grammatically correct. A better way to phrase it would be "worth the budget" or "budget-worthy." Example: The new project proposal is definitely worth the budget allocated to it.
So is the online budget worth it?
Therefore, Abbott's unannounced measures were going to have a positive impact on the budget worth $2.2bn.
See articleAmid scuffles between police and protesters, Italy's parliament passed a much-amended austerity budget worth €54 billion ($74 billion).
Tax changes will also help, with an increase in personal allowances in the March budget worth about £1.1 billion ($1.7 billion).
Agriculture subsidies account for more than 40 percent of the E.U. budget — worth more than €130 billion, or $167 billion, each year.
This month, parliament – which is controlled by the ruling National Resistance Movement – passed a supplementary budget worth 1.4tn Ugandan shillings (£295m).
But those behind the legal challenge fear ACOs could ultimately gain control of budgets worth billions of pounds and restrict access to care in order to avoid overshooting their budgets.
As Patrick Wintour reports in the Guardian today, Boles will say that local neighbourhoods could win control of infrastructure budgets worth up to £300,000 in return for allowing homes to be built.
This is the reality of what you report as "more control over spending and resources" and "budgets worth billions of pounds to new city regions and combined local authorities".
Democratisation and technological progress have revolutionised the way in which citizens can unite to express their disquiet.It is, by definition, hard to estimate the growth of groups that could theoretically include everything from the tiniest neighbourhood association to huge international relief agencies, such as CARE, with annual budgets worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
At a time when central government is poised to devolve more powers over transport, jobs and health along with budgets worth billions of pounds to new city regions and combined local authority areas across England, should we care about this lack of representation of women and people from BME communities at the highest level of local leadership?
