Sentence examples for budgets were used from inspiring English sources

Drug costs had continued to rise (4, 5), and approximately half of hospital budgets were used primarily for acquisition of medications (2, 3).

During this period, department plans and budgets were used as a loose guide to a negotiated process for implementation of changes.

Michael Gove appears unhappy at the prospect of education budgets being used to pay for the initiative.

In many Sub-Saharan African countries over 90% of education budgets are used to pay teachers' salaries.

"We want to see PB evolve so core budgets are used… so there's a shift to funding more deprived areas," says Teece.

"Our business model is more effective, with cost-per-airtime model advertising budgets are used 100% effectively.

Specifically, we find that when budgets are used for both planning and performance evaluation, this increases the subordinate's budget proposals during the negotiation and his performance after the negotiation.

Almost 20%% of the state department of transportation (DOT) maintenance budgets was used for winter road maintenance, and over 2.5 billion U.S. dollars has been spent on snow and ice control operations each year [2].

This raises the question of how fuel poor homes can be more effectively identified and targeted to ensure that limited local and national budgets are used to benefit those who most need help.

There is increasing pressure to contain healthcare budgets and increasing proportions of healthcare budgets are used for prescription drugs.

"A BUDGET for Britain"; a "budget for children"; a "budget for enterprise"; a "budget for jobs": all these descriptions of Gordon Brown's 1999 budget were used to describe one or other of the budgets of his five Conservative predecessors.