Sentence examples for budgetary checks from inspiring English sources
The law requires groups to stamp "foreign agent" on all publications and websites, and to undergo extra budgetary checks.
Use a budgetary worksheet to check the total expenses of the internship.
In other states, independently elected treasurers, comptrollers and attorneys general might serve as a check on such budgetary shenanigans, but in New Jersey those officials are appointees of the governor.
Inflation-targeting countries also usually adopt budgetary reforms to keep a check on fiscal policies so a government can't force its central bank to finance an excessive deficit through monetary expansion.
The leaders will gather for what is essentially a check-in on the tougher budgetary surveillance they agreed upon over the last two years to combat the kinds of extreme debt and deficit problems in many countries that nearly brought down the euro currency union.
Still, aides to the governor would not rule out Mr. Gasser's refusing to open the safe and sign the checks, or a lawsuit challenging Mr. McCall's budgetary findings.
It is not surprising, therefore, that the plan that the European Commission is presenting should be more of the same: more economic checks to ensure greater competitiveness and financial stability for the economic groups, increased budgetary supervision in order to press ahead with the liberalisation of public services and more pressure and controls in order to prevent wage increases.
They cite the sharp increase in budgetary spending required in response to the "Arab Spring" to keep their restive populations in check.
Standing in the living room, looking up at the depressingly low ceiling my wife and I had decided to live with for budgetary reasons, I asked my contractor, "How hard would it be to lose this?" "Let me check it out from the attic," he said, returning moments later.
It is possible that the addition of ethics coursework could be seen as a mere "check in the box" to secure ongoing fiscal support in the face of widespread university and federal budgetary cuts.
