Sentence examples for budgets integration from inspiring English sources

The Germans, who are bank rolling the deal, have made it clear that in return they want speedier move towards fiscal union and more central control of eurozone economies, including tougher scrutiny of national budgets, integration of tax systems and a new framework for running the eurozone, which means structures for the 17 which will rival those for the EU 27.

German policy makers have said that kind of deeper budget integration and supervision is a prerequisite before any sort of euro bonds could be issued.

In addition, a lack of budget integration across agencies is a major barrier to explicit priority setting.

Active Pixel Sensors used in High Energy Particle Physics require low power consumption to reduce the detector material budget, low integration time to reduce the possibilities of pile-up and fast readout to improve the detector data capability.

Further improvements of the electrical performance of these devices require particularly a better control of thin-film engineering, since nanoscale layers of complex stoichiometry are subjected to relatively high-thermal budgets during the integration process.

These adsorbents could well fit into low budget treatment process integration with better sustainability if improved.

The industry received a strong boost early in 2002 when President Bush voiced his budget support for integration of hydrogen fuel cells in the US auto industry.

This individual influence is considered in the overall uncertainty budget as "individual integration contribution" u IInd).

As for the hope that personal budgets could solve the integration puzzle, it is easy to be cynical, given the skeletons of many previous policies that litter the road.

"We still need to push our professional profile more, but I think the increasing ageing population and the integration of budgets between health and social care are bringing the OT role to the fore".

Mr. Hastert said he had already begun discussions with Congressional intelligence specialists and said he asked, "'How can we better do this job, and who is responsible, and is there integration of budgets and policy?"' "One of the things I've said all along is I would hope that this wouldn't become a political football," he said.