Sentence examples for budgeted to replace from inspiring English sources

Repairs were budgeted to replace the missing sections of roadway at a cost of $894,366 (equivalent to $ in ); tourists were detoured inland, and uphill, to access the island's various tourist attractions.

Difficulties come later when they leave the military, and the NHS does not have the budget to replace the equipment.

It has already been six months since the Senate passed a realistic budget to replace the sequester with cuts of $975 billion, mostly from agriculture supports and efficiencies in medical spending.

Where many schools don't have the budget to replace ICT equipment as soon as it reaches the market, plenty of children have powerful computers in their pockets – their phones.

Another $25 million will be added to the $596 million budget to replace emergency medical supplies, including influenza vaccines, in the Strategic National Stockpile.

He also informed me that half the machines in the office are between five and eight years old and that I should budget to replace all of them next year.

Budget to replace 10-20% of your machines.

If you don't have a budget to replace a floor right away, make sure you at least replace or repair any damaged areas.

The president has consistently offered a balanced solution to prevent and, in his budget, to replace the sequester, including the entitlement cuts Republicans insist on.

(Where is our modern industrial policy? So that we aren't endangering our safety by turning defense industry dependent unions against a bold new vision for national security?) Besides, Secretary Gates put the F-35 in the budget to replace those jobs.

Since 2011, the city has stepped up its budgeted annual spending to replace water mains from $82 million to $112 million, according to the mayor's office.