Sentence examples for budgetary implication from inspiring English sources

"The current system has a budgetary implication," Dr. Feder said.

"That has a direct budgetary implication," said Dr. J. Michael McWilliams, an assistant professor of health care policy and medicine at the Harvard Medical School and the lead author of the study, which will appear in Wednesday's issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association.

"We're still working out what the budgetary implications are," Mr. Blanchard said.

Many current members are reluctant to sanction enlargement until its budgetary implications are nailed down.

OECD Economics Department Working Paper No. 406, October 2004 "Long-Term Budgetary Implications of Tax-Favoured Retirement Plans", by Pablo Antolin, Alain de Serres and Christine de la Maisonneuve.

The sense is there's a difficult economic stretch ahead with budgetary implications, and that has led a number of unions to settle quicker than usual".

If nothing else, the Treasury needed to work out the full budgetary implications of its rescue package.At first sight these are horrendous and rising.

At a table of wonks, Mr. Hayes, who studied the philosophy of mathematics at Brown, came off as the wonkiest as he deconstructed the budgetary implications of tax arbitrage.

The DFA said: "The failure this week of the welfare bill to secure approval in the Northern Ireland Assembly, and the consequent budgetary implications, have a direct and major impact on the prospects for implementing the totality of the Stormont House agreement.

At one event, Mr. Akin spoke of how he had to tell President George W. Bush that he could not vote for education, Medicare and bailout bills that the Mr. Bush asked him to support because of their budgetary implications.

If the EU has at some point to choose which should take priority, spending reform or enlargement, the answer should be clear: enlargement first.But how can the EU expand without nailing down the budgetary implications?