Sentence examples for budgetary war from inspiring English sources

Mr. Buermann called the document "budgetary war games" that did not necessarily reflect what might actually happen.

The simplistic view of what's going on is that this is a budgetary war between "hawks" who are fighting just about any cuts and the "doves" who believe the military can magically go back to pre-9/11 levels overnight and all will be fine.

In short, the agreement's importance is not fiscal but political: It amounts to a truce in the destructive budgetary wars that have plagued Washington since the advent of a Republican-majority House in 2011.

He made arguments on behalf of Obama, he commented on what, politically, is at stake, and he offered Obama ammunition that might come in handy in budgetary wars he will have to fight if he is president.

Legislators who disliked what they saw as Nixon's usurpation of their budgetary and war powers wrote these statutes to check presidents' future use of such authority.

Chef Tony Conte, formerly of Jean Georges in New York, does his best to distract politicos from budgetary issues, war and scandal with inspired dishes like maple-orange glazed skate with escarole and grapefruit.

It has bypassed the normal budgetary process, financing the war almost entirely through "emergency" appropriations that get far less scrutiny.

So the budgetary cost of the war on terrorism, abroad and at home, looks like fairly small change.

This analysis differs from that of the CBO, which measured only the war's budgetary impact.

North Korea has "proven adept over the years at using force in pretty calibrated ways to achieve political objectives," said Thomas Mahnken, president of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, which does war-game planning.

Mr. Pataki has made it clear that at the top of his agenda these days -- apparently to the detriment of other matters, including budgetary -- is supporting the war effort and helping to prevent terrorism in the state.