Sentence examples similar to deferred budget from inspiring English sources

Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner has called repeatedly for Europe to defer budget cutting in favor of some form of stimulus spending.

The change would make it much more difficult for the state to defer budget problems into future years by holding off on paying bills.

"The French budget makes a lot of sense, because it defers budget consolidation in favor of restoring growth," Mr. Walton said.

She set out to undo the results of years of maintenance deferred by budget cuts and layoffs that reduced staffing from 79 full- and part-time workers at the village in 1981 to 32 workers now, including just one maintenance worker.

Flaherty indicated that the government was deferring its budget cutting by a year as it did not want to compromise the two-year economic stimulus plan that was announced in the 2009 federal budget to deal with the economic recession.

But, as pointed out by Ben Smith, the president had promised to do this upon taking office, but the cut was deferred in his budget to 2014.

Diets get put on hold, business plans get deferred, and smart budgeting practices go out the window.

When Mrs. Goodman was asked to discuss what cuts she might make to the budget, she deferred to her husband.

Students who had already commenced or deferred their course before budget day would not face uncapped fees.

The elevators were to be overhauled in 2004, but the work was deferred twice because of budget cuts.

He slashed the defence budget and deferred by a year Australia's plan to raise foreign aid, from 0.35% of gross national income to 0.5% by 2015.