Sentence examples similar to budgetary regulations from inspiring English sources

But reconciliation is limited to budget changes, which is why the procedure was not used to pass the ACA in the first place; the bill had inherently non-budgetary regulations.

Although the Chinese government issued "Decisions on Extra-budgetary Revenues Regulations" in 1996, clauses in these regulations were not detailed or specified.

Brexiteers insist that leaving will let the U.K. discard stuff that many voters dislike — free movement of labor, high budgetary dues, nitpicky regulations — without jeopardizing the country's access to Europe's tariff-free single market.

The measures will allegedly ensure the stable payment of pensions and social allowances, create a financial system, establish regulations governing budgetary processes, set up a temporary banking system, which will in turn support socially vulnerable people, and create financial institutions while remaining in the Hryvnia zone.

In the minds of Western coaches, the Soviet machine was a seemingly invincible state apparatus, unfettered, or so they imagined, by budgetary constraints or amateur regulations and blessed with endless conveyer belts that scooped up the genetically gifted at age 2 and churned out the likes of Olga Korbut, Sergei Bubka, Arvydas Sabonis and Slava Fetisov.

After 2000, agricultural regulation and budgetary support was decentralized, and the center of gravity for agrarian policy was shifted from the central government to the regions (Saubanov 2010).

Mr. Pizzarotti, the mayor, acknowledged the grumbling but countered that his hands were tied by budgetary constraints, bureaucratic hoops, administrative regulations and the negative economic circumstances — the same obstacles that abound all over Italy.

In addition, there are no formal regulations for non-budgetary revenue, making it difficult to supervise and control.

He is four points up in the polls.If he becomes Senate Majority Leader, as seems likely, he has promised to use the Senate's budgetary powers to curb Mr Obama's regulation of financial services and the environment.

The programme is, therefore, compelled to make constant budgetary reshuffles/amendments, in order to conciliate UNICEF regulations with the institutional and financial weaknesses of the partners.

"Budgetary constraints across the Federal agencies, combined with escalating costs of new regulations, fuel, crew salaries and repairs, have led to a forced reduction in the utilization of ships to support ocean science projects," a 2015 UNOLS report noted.