Sentence examples for classified budget from inspiring English sources
The space official said that China's human flight program, which has been managed by the military, "is quite expensive" but that its growing (and classified) budget "has not come at the cost of civilian space programs".
Out of a total Pentagon classified budget of $51 billion for 2012, I conservatively use only the estimated overseas portion of operations and maintenance spending, which adds $2.4 billion.
However, spending more tax dollars on the D.O.D.'s classified budget than on the combined budgets of the F.D.A., N.S.F. and NASA is blatantly obscene.
The committees then could have put a classified budget provision in the intelligence authorization bill for fiscal year 2003 cutting off money for the program, or delineating how the C.I.A. must treat detainees.
The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence reported its concerns about the uncontrolled growth and significant shortcomings in the composition and skills of the Top Secret workforce as part of its unclassified report on the classified budget.
In 2010-11, only 15% of the UK's bilateral aid spend was classified as "budget support" – money given directly to developing country governments.
This year's classified Defense Department budget request included a boost of nearly two hundred million dollars for the agency, with the funds earmarked for long-range research into signals intelligence.
Joe Rodriguez Hillsboro, Ore . To the Editor: Tuesday's article on U.S. classified military budgets apparently was no April Fools' joke.
It was previously classified as sector budget support (finance for a specific area of government activity related to poverty reduction); a World Bank aide memoire dated September-October 2009 said DfID would contribute £19.7m over four years (2009-12) thethe VUP in "sectoral budget support".
The total figure for the nation's intelligence budget was classified until 1997.
Yet the office, whose size and budget is classified, came under fierce criticism in 2005 after it was disclosed that it was managing a database that included information about antiwar protests planned at churches, schools and Quaker meeting halls.
