Sentence examples for budgeting standpoint from inspiring English sources

From a budgeting standpoint, though, we "expense" both plane and ship, meaning we allocate their costs to the years in which they are or were being constructed.

"From a budget standpoint, California has these incredibly strict rules," Ms. Ross said.

From a budget standpoint, he said, "we have to curtail everything we can aside from construction".

"The politics of it — both from a budget standpoint and in terms of the Russian comfort level — both argued for going to the mox-only approach," he said.

"We don't want to, from a money standpoint and from a budget standpoint, stay at 13 and then down the road look and say we wished we would have went down.

The league also reduced the number of active roster spots on the remaining teams to 11 from 13. "I think as we'd keep talking about the economy and trying to figure out how, from a budget standpoint, to move forward, it was just something the union and the W.N.B.A. agreed on," Indiana Fever forward Tamika Catchings said of the roster reduction in a conference call last week.

And from a budget standpoint, 80% of marketing budgets go to advertising, with just 20% going to loyalty programs and customer experience.

"The problem from a budget standpoint with administrative reforms is that they take time," Galbraith said.

"From a budget standpoint going into Season 2 of 'Big Little Lies' without any options in place we've been … sort of raped," she said, according to The Hollywood Reporter. .

From a unified annual federal budget deficit standpoint, I think my emphasis would be a little bit different.

"Clinton's budget policy in 1993 was the right budget policy from the standpoint of the Fed and Alan Greenspan," said Alice M. Rivlin, a former Clinton administration official and a former vice chairwoman of the Fed.