Sentence examples for budgetary records from inspiring English sources

But Mahdi noted that the Essawi anecdote accords with budgetary records, pointing out seven billion dollars that was allocated without any work being performed.

Bluntly put, Germany and Greece, with their separate budgetary records, cannot march together toward a United States of Europe; but no one appears to have an answer to this dichotomy, except to paper over the cracks with further tranches of Euro-bonds and I.M.F.

The makeup of the eurozone was determined by political rather than economic factors: the idea that shackling together countries so different in their growth rates, productivity performance, inflation rates and budgetary records was, as the Germans suspected all along, an accident waiting to happen.

Capital costs included trainings and workshops attended by the clinic staff, and unit costs for organizing these activities were obtained from the actual budgetary or governmental records.

Cost data were provided by WAG--based on budgetary and expenditure records--and from published unit cost data.

Mr. McCall, part of whose job as comptroller has been to serve as in-house critic of state government, has a record of proposing fiscal and budgetary reforms.

Whether it is meant to help many students by offering the opportunity for higher education or buy a few of them by rewarding earlier academic records, the budgetary consequence is the same.

"He has a long track record of budgetary submissions that have not held up.

"Maybe he can go beyond Mayor Giuliani, who I don't think had as strong a record on budgetary reform and radical tax cutting that the city needs.

Due to budgetary restraints, Seventeen Seconds was recorded and mixed in seven days on a budget of between £2000 and £3000, which resulted in the band working 16 or 17 hours a day to complete the album.

The announcer was initially unable to appear owing to budgetary issues, but later agreed to record his part for free.