Sentence examples for budgets over time from inspiring English sources

The former Labor government had promised the states $57bn in long-term hospital funding after protracted negotiations to address the fact that the cost of hospitals – as the population aged and medical technologies became more expensive – was projected to exceed some states' entire budgets over time.

The former Labor government had promised the state's $57bn in long-term hospital funding after protracted negotiations to address the fact that the cost of hospitals – as the population aged and medical technologies became more expensive – was projected to exceed some states' entire budgets over time.

An ensemble of groundwater model inputs were generated and used in a 3D groundwater flow (MODFLOW) of Wadi El Natrun's multi-layer aquifer system to analyze trends in water levels and water budgets over time.

It's hardly considered news -- and certainly nothing to get angry about -- when the Secretary of Defense meets privately with the nation's top military-industrial contractors, calls for an even "closer partnership," and pledges to further their mutual interests by working "with the White House to secure steady growth in the Pentagon's budgets over time".

As a result, there is no way for the public to know if these projects are running over-budget, over-time, or have been granted "red" status, meaning "successful delivery of the project appears to be unachievable".

The "iron law of megaprojects," he wrote in a 2014 paper in Project Management Journal, is that they are "over budget, over time, over and over again".

This will of course require us to get our house in order: balancing the budget over time; investing in education, infrastructure and scientific research; and making taxation and regulation more efficient.

In a move considered tantamount to a high-stakes political bet that worries over the deficit will trump concern for programs like Medicare, House Republicans unveiled a budget on Tuesday that relies on sharp cuts and drastic changes in domestic spending to balance the federal budget over time, Jonathan Weisman writes.

If we want to balance the budget over time we are going to have to elect adults to Congress who are prepared to invest now in our country's future and then, when the economy picks up, take the necessary steps to get spending in line with revenue.

The $57bn in hospitals funding was part of the agreement forged between the former Labor government and the states to address the fact that rising hospital costs – due to an ageing population and more expensive treatments –would grow to become equivalent to some states' entire budget over time.

"That would have to be recognized on the budget over time as the value of those assets becomes clear," Baily says.