Sentence examples for coordinated budget from inspiring English sources

All E.U. members should participate in a coordinated budget consolidation process regardless of their economic and business cycle positions.

"The OMB budget guidance memo highlights STEM education as one of several areas where we expect to establish an interagency process to develop coordinated budget policies to improve the impact of STEM-related programs.

By not moving beyond slight adjustments in the administration's approach to development other than coordinated budget activity for the most part, Clinton would structurally assure that the Pentagon - more than USAID or state - will continue by default to be the heavyweight political player in overseas development, stabilization, and relief.

It is a worrisome trend for supporters of the union, and for efforts to safeguard the euro by offering emergency loans to the weakest member nations and to better coordinate budget and spending policies in the countries that use it.

He developed a comprehensive policy that was adopted by the U.S. federal government, 23 states, and more than 60 universities and colleges while coordinating budget management, lobbying, and fundraising.

Sylvia Mathews served as Deputy Director of the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB), where she worked on the development of policy, negotiated with the Congress on behalf of the President, and was responsible for coordinating budget and appropriations matters as well as legislative and management issues.

The Budget and Accounting Act of 1921 created a Bureau of the Budget in the executive branch to coordinate budget submissions by various departments and agencies.

The Financial Board coordinates budgets and allocates funds to student organizations.

And I think that the -- I think that the new national intelligence director ought to be able to coordinate budgets.

To better coordinate the U.S. government's global health effort, the report recommends that Obama create a White House-level interagency committee, chaired by a senior White House official, "to lead, plan, prioritize, and coordinate" budgeting.

Details are scarce on the role of the new ministry and its relationship to other scientific departments and academic institutions, but it is widely expected that it will set policy and coordinate budgets for the whole of science and technology.