Sentence examples for budgetary obligations from inspiring English sources

The Afghan government could not meet its "budgetary obligations," which mainly consisted of paying the salaries of employees, including teachers and health-care workers (but not security forces).

Extremely tight budgetary obligations were instituted that would tie the hands of any future governments; obligations to implement a free-trade policy and abolish all forms of tariff protection in keeping with neo-liberal free trade fundamentals were accepted.

They also said that the amount New York City could spend on schools was limited because of its many other budgetary obligations, including costly social service programs like Medicaid and welfare.

While New York does have more property and income wealth than all of the other cities except Yonkers, city officials say the amount of tax revenue they can spend on schools is limited because of their many other budgetary obligations, including costly social service programs like Medicaid and welfare.

In 2005, after several years of tight budgets brought about by recession, the spending limitations of TABOR, and other budgetary obligations, the Colorado General Assembly referred Referendum C, a statewide "de-Brucing" measure, to Colorado voters.

German and other credit nation tax payers have said they have had enough, and their politicians are no longer willing to bet the farm on propping up neighboring countries who have failed to live up to their financial and budgetary obligations to the EU in the past, and are now not in a position to do so even if they wanted to.

And its budgetary obligation for homeownership is split about evenly between actual spending and lost revenue, meaning that housing support comes not only in the form of the oft-maligned mortgage interest tax deduction, but also from subsidies to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and payments to the (failing) Making Home Affordable program.

Though the Obama campaign has tried to exploit this with millions of dollars in anti-Bain ads, the real issue is how Romney's experience relates to a president's need to balance budgetary responsibility with the heavy lifting required to address our collective concerns, our common obligations.

This locked it into obligations that reduced its budgetary autonomy.

In a voluntary document, the "as appropriate" phrase allows even more leeway to governments and organizations to wiggle out of any serious obligation that they might feel impinges on its governance authority or budgetary decisions regardless of the importance of the DRR-related obligations spelled out in SFDRR to protect at-risk people, cultures, and regions in a given country.

Based on these three perspectives, some scholars offer recommendations for improving policy implementation, and the central argument of which is to strengthen the regulations of local governments, such as tightening supervision and evaluation, specifying the duties and obligations of local governments, and reinforcing budgetary management (Ding and Ding 2004; He and Kong 2011; Li 2012; Wang 2014).