Sentence examples for budgetary commitments from inspiring English sources

Under pressure to meet budgetary commitments to Spain's European partners, Mr. Rajoy has ordered Spain's regions to tighten their finances.

The IMF chief Christine Lagarde has talked of an "orderly exit" if Athens's "budgetary commitments are not met".

The government of the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, has been struggling to meet its budgetary commitments to the euro zone and avoid requiring a Greek-style bailout.

In terms of Portugal's budgetary commitments, Mr. Cabral added, "when you put it all together, it's clear that things do not add up".

Where spending cuts should, in principle, help to dampen inflation, European governments, like that of the Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, are backtracking on their budgetary commitments.

"If you took the city's surpluses and you spent it on any one thing," he said, "you would have such large deficits in future years that you wouldn't be able to keep the budgetary commitments that we made this year".

In a letter to President Obama and Congressional leaders released Friday, six commissioners emphasized their conviction that "the commission's recommendations should not increase the existing budgetary commitment to health care faced by both state and federal governments".

Moreover, the budget office said, in the decade after 2019, the bill would tend to reduce the "federal budgetary commitment to health care," which reflects the cost of health programs and tax breaks for health care.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said on Dec. 19: "Under the legislation, federal outlays for health care would increase during the 2010-2019 period, as would the federal budgetary commitment to health care.

Incinerators are a massive budgetary commitment for councils and, while there may be enough waste in the whole system to both burn some waste and meet recycling targets, the building of these plants needs to be approached with caution and perhaps regulated by a national plan.

We test the strength of this effect and we find that budgetary commitment brought on by the experience of role ambiguity may over-ride the potential for recognised explanatory variables such as leadership style, the expectations of the superior, and occupational socialisation, to inform managers' budgeting behaviours in these circumstances.