Sentence examples for budgetary proposals from inspiring English sources

Agency officials declined to comment on budgetary proposals that would reduce money for the National Asthma Control Program.

Tomorrow he is likely to come up with fresh budgetary proposals for parliament.As for the elections, the polling looks like good news for the opposition.

Whether it's politics or just a fear of crowds that makes someone want to flee New York during the Republican National Convention later this month, here are some budgetary proposals that may help.

In this regard, a limited number of well-justified general service grade increases are included in the budgetary proposals.

Actually, Romney's biggest budgetary proposal is a Medicare reform that seems to be modeled on the Rivlin-Domenici and Ryan-Wyden proposals — which is to say, it's right-of-center but has a plausible claim to bipartisan support, and the idea that it would "decimate" the welfare state isn't particularly tenable.

Why aren't we discussing the fact that his cockamamie budgetary proposal would put the country 18 trillion dollars in debt - according to a nonpartisan committee's conclusion?

The grant ends, and these being difficult budgetary times the renewal proposal isn't funded.

Policy proposals for budgetary austerity, the micromanagement of national budgets, fiscal federalism, bailouts, or large funds to stave off speculators are insufficient to solve this problem.

But he stressed the need for more financial support: "We must be honest and realistic about the possible budgetary aspects of certain proposals … Now time has come to set up a special fund, in particular for the backlog of the court, to which member states could contribute on a voluntary basis".

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The Washington Post's fact checker challenged Senator Warren's assertion that the government was racking up large profits from higher interest rates on student loans, assigning a "two Pinocchio" rating of "significant omissions and/or exaggerations" to the budgetary arithmetic behind the proposal.