Sentence examples for budgets and operations from inspiring English sources

The plan is designed to shape budgets and operations over the next five years, shifting the focus of the health system to primary-care service from inpatient care.

The real estate used by government, from city halls to equipment storage facilities, accounts for a substantial portion of government budgets and operations.

And yet their negotiations — over things like civilian oversight of military budgets and operations, protection for the military against prosecution for violence against demonstrators, and the right of a civilian executive or a military council to promulgate war — have been secret, and it's not clear how these issues will be managed (or fudged) in the constitution.

But under the current structure, which has been the focus of sharp criticism by previous high-level panels on intelligence reform, Mr. Tenet has only limited control over those agencies' budgets and operations, as the commission noted in calling attention to what it described as a severe lack of management oversight and review of counterterrorist efforts.

When city governments control relevant budgets and operations, it's possible they'd be a great first customer.

EU countries should also continue to show solidarity and commitment by stepping up their contributions to the budgets and operations of Frontex and the European Asylum Support Office (EASO), MEPs add.

The proposal, which will be spelled out in greater detail in a bill to be introduced in Parliament, would within the next five years give half of all 121 current penal facilities complete autonomy in their budgets and operation, while their performance on such rehabilitation factors as recidivism, literacy and finding employment would be publicly ranked.

No local school board oversees the school system's budget and operations.

The army, headed by a defence minister who must be a serving officer, controls its own budget and operations, retaining a right to arrest and try civilians.

The council has consistently sought to introduce measures that preserve the military's privileged status within the Egyptian state, unencumbered by civilian oversight of its budget and operations.

The bridegroom's mother is the director of finance, budgeting and operations at Eastham Associates and also for Project Energy Savers, a Washington group that produces books, booklets and calendars meant to influence decisions on how families use energy.