Sentence examples similar to conventional budgets from inspiring English sources

Moreover, if Bush secures this year his proposed part-privatization reform of Social Security, it is estimated that the creation of private savings accounts would divert about $200 billion of government tax receipts from the conventional budget and thus substantially increase the deficit.

They would cover production costs, which will be far short of conventional television budgets, in exchange for a percentage of future profits.

This, says Ms Meeker, presents an opportunity for innovation and arbitrage by clever marketing managers as they cut their conventional ad budgets.

The Senate will stick with the $1.047 trillion figure, meaning House and Senate spending bills will start out tens of billions of dollars apart. Senator Kent Conrad, a North Dakota Democrat and chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, said the budget deal spending levels should be more sacrosanct than a conventional nonbinding budget agreement since the debt limit figure is enshrined in law.

These supplement more conventional big-budget redevelopment projects, including downtown sports centers and a mall.

Nobody is saying that all this money, if released, would go to the conventional military budget, or to the other areas, like diplomacy, also important for our security.

He cut the conventional military budget sharply, backed away from the promise of liberating Eastern Europe, sought at least a modicum of détente with the Soviet Union and denounced the military-industrial complex in his valedictory.

Many would prefer to see the money – £100 billion for Trident's replacement – spent on jobs, schools and hospitals; others would prefer it to be allocated to the conventional military budget.