They become the fodder for media reports, for budgetary decisions made by companies, and for individuals who digest the sound-bites - "Fed predicts unemployment will level off at 9% next year" - that shapes their sentiment.
Thirdly, UNICEF's policy articulation about sustainability, however genuine, says little about how operational, personnel, and budgetary decision-making are actually made in a highly decentralised field organisation.
In this judgment, the court said that the budgetary decision-making must remain democratically anchored – which meant the Bundestag would always retain the last word on questions of gigantic financial liabilities.
Moreover, the development trend of the evaluated DMU, which is an important index to the budgetary decision-making and management system, is often required to be predicted.
Seven months ago, Greenspan blamed the deficits on the erosion of "many of the rules that helped to discipline budgetary decision-making in the 1990s".
This project is designed to increase your understanding of federal budgeting and accounting issues, and to help you better understand the public-interest complexities that occur in federal budgetary decision-making.
Standardising methodology and improving the accuracy of results will better inform budgetary decision-making.
An estimate of the cost to healthcare providers and parents would aid budgetary decision-making, and provide an insight into the need for interventions to reduce the burden.
It would provide information to aid budgetary decision-making, and insight into the need for interventions to reduce the cost burden.
"It is obvious that most deprived children and their families represent the segment of society who are rarely involved, and least active, in the policy and budgetary decision-making process", Villeneuve added.
