Sentence examples for concluded the budget from inspiring English sources

The announcement concluded a tumultuous 24 hours that saw hopes rise Saturday night over the prospect of a deal that might have concluded the budget stalemate.

Cuts in savings taxes were also welcomed, but Mr Johnson concluded the Budget still "leaves us with as little sense as we had before of quite how the very large public spending cuts still in the pipeline will actually be delivered".

"Fifteen years later, we concluded the budget conference in the Senate of Parliament, and today we are also opening a new country office in Kazakhstan's new capital.

Already, leaders on both sides are saying they are unlikely to conclude the budget before the deadline of July 1, when the new fiscal year begins, and the Republican minority has said it will hold up any deal until Gov. Gray Davis, a Democrat, reduces the size of his plan for covering the costs of the energy crisis.

Then a Polish minister, Elzbieta Bienkowska, was quoted as saying that "the rest of Europe is ready to conclude the budget by the end of this year and the only country that is saying 'no' is Great Britain".

That concluded the Department of Health's budget would be cut by £10.5bn by 2019-20.

They cite official state analysis that concluded that the budget would be cut by a quarter and the state would also be prohibited from taking on debt, preventing large capital projects.

The panel, which was tasked with assessing the impact of the proposed FY 2007 NASA budget, concluded that the budget provides the agency with insufficient funds to allow it to meet all of its mandates while remaining strong in science.

Considering the fall in the combined monthly project budget (Fig. 5) supplemented with the slight increase in the number of projects in a month it can be concluded that the budget for the individual projects has on average decreased.

In a scathing assessment, Shapira concluded: "The way in which the budget of the prime minister's residence was managed during the years 2009 until 2012 does not comply with the basic principles of money management, saving and efficiency and is likely to result in a waste of public funds".

Given all of the above, can we really conclude that the budget deficit is a fundamental moral challenge?