Sentence examples for controlling budget from inspiring English sources
He has been outspoken in calling for controlling budget deficits.
But when it comes to controlling budget deficits, the commission is determined to assert itself.
Any talk of raising taxes is considered blasphemous, but there is a constant din of empty yapping about controlling budget deficits.
Many of the newer member-countries that joined the European Union in 2004 have been unable to meet the two main requirements for adopting the euro — controlling budget deficits and inflation.
German opposition to their joining softened last year as Germany's own economy weakened, and Italy, for instance, is doing a better job of controlling budget deficits these days than Germany is.
Gillard will want to deliver a surplus on time as promised ahead of the next election due in late 2013, as failure to do so would mean Labor will have been in power six years without controlling budget spending.
The advocacy group Education Evolving has identified 15 different autonomies associated with teacher-powered schools, including selecting and deselecting colleagues, controlling budgets, determining school-level policy, and others.
"What this comes down to is how do you control budget growth," said one senior United States official.
The argument that the need for a looser fiscal policy to stimulate demand outweighs the need to control budget deficits is persuasive in both countries.
That makes their prospects for escaping a debt crisis look bleak because the cuts needed to control budget deficits also depress growth.
