Sentence examples for budgeting through from inspiring English sources

I'm no fan of budgeting through Propositions (hear me, Rob Reiner?), but the parks are in desperate shape and they're a public need without a private constituency, so their budget keeps getting cut.

An enrichment of public sector expertise in planning and budgeting through staff trainings and attracting technical expertise by revising public pay scales is essential to make decision making more rational, evidence-based and justifiable, and to reduce dependency on external agencies for technical support.

Nothing in his new budget follows through on that promise.

For example, we rolled out the 2011 budget through Facebook.

The two parties must vote together to get the budget through parliament.

So Mr Obuchi may actually win some credit for putting the budget through the Diet.

Yet on November 15th it showed its durability by getting its 2008 budget through.

They found it hard enough getting this budget through the lower house of parliament.

Under the Ryan plan, spending would be cut $5.3 trillion below President Obama's budget through 2022.

Westport's voters can legally force the government to trim the overall budget through a referendum.

Andrews: Our aim is to get the budget through the parliament.