Sentence examples for commitment to budget from inspiring English sources
"This government's commitment to budget stability is absolute," he told a group of Spanish journalists.
Opposition had imposed severe constraints, not least the obligation to publish a manifesto whose first page delivered a commitment to budget discipline.
Armed with computer and television screens, investors are convinced the exit poll is wrong and the tories will win a majority -the City's preferred outcome, given the conservatives' outright commitment to budget cuts.
The government's dogged commitment to budget deficit reduction remains the only way to maintain the UK's triple A credit rating and low interest rates on international money markets.
The military cuts have put some GOP lawmakers in an awkward position, testing their commitment to budget-trimming at a time when Republicans are broadly calling for austerity.
For example, take the commitment to "budgeting for results".
Meanwhile, Labour got no credit for its manifesto commitments to budget discipline, and suffered in Scotland for the appearance of capitulation to George Osborne's agenda.
Britain, they thought, was ready for a centre-left politics that decried the failings of markets and stood up to monopolistic big business, without entirely abandoning commitments to budget discipline and private enterprise.
In the end, economists estimated, Yeltsin's campaign-related junkets and promises would cost the state budget as much as eleven billion dollars and make a farce of his commitment to contain budget deficits and keep within guidelines set by the International Monetary Fund.
And the commitment to the budget for the Technology Strategy Board, along with a less severe than expected cut to the Culture, Media and Sport budget, suggests the government is tentatively supporting the creative economy, although this is not one of BIS's industrial policy priority areas.
After the meeting, the Greek government reaffirmed its commitment to hit budget targets for 2011 and 2012, to avoid generating new debt and to revamp the dysfunctional economy.
