Sentence examples for budgeted contribution from inspiring English sources

The office accomplished so little, the report said, that in 2012, the American aid agency cut its budgeted contribution for the asset-checking effort down to $9.4 million from the original $26.6 million.

New York City has budgeted a contribution of about $2 billion for this year — about 64 percent of the police payroll, one of the highest pension contribution rates in the United States.

Germany is demanding a reduction in its net budget contribution.

The last government were well aware that Britain's budget contribution was grossly unfair.

In the event, Wilson got little (it was left to Margaret Thatcher to sort out the British budget contribution).

Americans have couched this as a request for a general lowering of the ceiling on any regular budget contribution.

In the UN a quota system operates by which each country is allocated a number of appointments in proportion to its UN budget contribution.

Margaret Thatcher secured a large, permanent annual rebate on London's budget contribution in 1984, which remains a source of resentment for many E.U. states to this day.

After his spat with Cameron last year over Britain's Nato budget contribution, Obama may again press his European interlocutors to augment their financial commitment.

Singapore also left, saying that Unesco was irrelevant to its needs and that the country's budget contribution was too big.

The Treasury figures also showed the UK's budget contribution to the EU has fallen to £8.1bn, its lowest level for five years.