Sentence examples for budgets achieved from inspiring English sources

The handful of balanced budgets achieved in the past four decades have tended to be the result of a strong economy.

Findings from the National Personal Budgets Survey clearly show that even those people receiving managed personal budgets achieved positive outcomes overall (although not as good as direct payment or individual service fund users).

Education advocates said the budget achieved those gains largely by shortchanging other programs.

In 2004 its budget achieved a primary surplus (before interest payments) of 6.5% of GDP, which went a long way to keeping Turkey's international creditors happy.

They complained, as did some Republicans, that the budget achieved its goals through fiscal trickery, by not fully accounting for war spending and by assuming, for example, that domestic spending would hold steady from 2009 to 2013.

He reasonably calls for a return to the Clinton-era tax rates, a period when not only jobs, growth, and productivity performed significantly better than today, but prosperity was more broadly shared and the budget achieved surplus.

In a advance copy of the interview with Berlin's Tagesspiegel newspaper, due to appear on Tuesday, Weidmann praised the German government for cutting its budget deficit in 2011 but added: "The government's consolidation pause in the new year is not convincing... we need to see a balanced budget achieved swiftly".

This budget achieves this.

If surgical restoration isn't for you, or your budget, achieving a presentable look is often a matter of securing a skilled hairstylist who can make the most of what you've got.

Ryan's 2012 budget achieves 62% of its designated savings from cuts to programmes for low-income families and individuals while cutting the top marginal tax rate and the corporate tax rate.

"The budget achieves all of this while also reducing the deficit and restoring our economic credibility across the world".