Sentence examples for budgetary changes from inspiring English sources

Closing our nation's fiscal gap will require broader budgetary changes and shared contributions.

Indeed we harp on our poverty to justify our plea for budgetary changes in the community.

And I have worked in Washington too long to delude myself about what budgetary changes are attainable.

The first is that once market pressure is off vulnerable countries, they will stop difficult but vital economic and budgetary changes.

But when it came time to adopt stringent budgetary changes at the United Nations, cementing fiscal and personnel authority with the Secretariat under Kofi Annan and taking some of it away from the General Assembly, the votes were not there.

Horst Kohler, managing director of the I.M.F., said dollarization could help stoke economic growth, though he also urged the nation to improve its banking system and enact some proposed budgetary changes to accompany the monetary change.

Trumpism trumpets a Dickensian perspective that is consistent with the president's campaign rhetoric to foster seismic regressive budgetary change.

At present, such budgetary change is at odds with international financing institution recommendations, which specify to the Ministry of Health not to increase health budgets upon receipt of new aid, given the unreliability of prior aid disbursements historically.

Still, although the already passed Senate bill could not have been passed by reconciliation, most of House Democrats' demands were budgetary: "these changes—higher subsidy levels, different kinds of taxes to pay for them, nixing the Nebraska Medicaid deal mainly involve taxes and spending.

The strategy put forward here for FAO-FI is dependent on the availability of suitable funding, both Regular Programme and extra budgetary, and changes in the anticipated budget or failure to secure the required extra-budgetary funds will require appropriate modification of the strategy.

This is, of course, budgetary loose change and relatively dwarfed by VAT rises and tax credit cuts.