Sentence examples for budgets whose from inspiring English sources

In Hesse he took pride in his rigorous budgets, whose numbers "always added up".

Could this be due to the fact that he designs social or low-price housing on super-tight budgets, whose finishes are not always perfect?

Mr. de Blasio did not personally propose those cuts, and the vast majority of City Council members also approved the city budgets, whose particulars were negotiated long before the floor vote.

This time, with the budget hemorrhaging red ink, the G.O.P. takes care to include $20 billion in much needed fiscal relief for battered state and local budgets, whose problems can be traced in part to the first Bush cuts.

If the grant was not renewed, Carter said the council was looking at a plan to meet the costs by asking maintained schools for more than £2m, intensifying the squeeze on school budgets whose own income has been frozen.

It may seem like science fiction or the kind of fantastical vanity project expected of a millionaire, but this is really a visionary concept of idealistic but level-headed architects operating with modest budgets, whose focus is on social housing.

These billions, officials cheerfully admit, constitute a parallel budget whose spending will be decided by the president alone.

But, like his predecessors, he faced a budget whose shortfalls could not be addressed with ideology alone.

It can always wait until Mr Bush has retired to pass a budget whose priorities are more to its liking.

Then, on Thursday night, he won passage of a $3.5-trillion 3.5-trillione tax and spending provisions mark the end of a long-term trend toward greater inequality.

Mongolia's new government is in the process of passing a 2013 budget whose draft proposal includes increasing taxes and royalties on the mine by $300 million.