Sentence examples for delicate budget from inspiring English sources

The ensuing dispute almost scuttled the delicate budget negotiations.

Some mayoral aides said they were annoyed that the issue was raised before the delicate budget talks were completed.

"The U.S. ambassador for management and reform at the United Nations, Joseph Torsella, scolded his U.N. colleagues today for excessive drinking during delicate budget negotiations".

Illustration by Benoît Van Innis "The U.S. ambassador for management and reform at the United Nations, Joseph Torsella, scolded his U.N. colleagues today for excessive drinking during delicate budget negotiations".

This delicate low-budget British miniature weaves a complex disquisition on mourning, memory, love and language, with a confident avoidance of overt emotional rhetoric.

Tim Irwin's delicate, low-budget documentary "We Jam Econo" is a history of the Minutemen, a rock band from San Pedro, California, who recorded from 1980 until 1985, when the singer and guitarist D. Boon died in a van crash.

By Sasha Frere-Jones Tim Irwin's delicate, low-budget documentary "We Jam Econo" is a history of the Minutemen, a rock band from San Pedro, California, who recorded from 1980 until 1985, when the singer and guitarist D. Boon died in a van crash.

The report, which appeared on Friday in The Financial Times and was credited to anonymous German government sources, called for more direct European intervention in Greece's budget — a delicate subject in Greece, where populism and anger at a perceived loss of national sovereignty is on the rise.

Since taking over the country in December after 71 years of rule by the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), he has handled delicate situations, such as the budget talks and an electoral squabble in the state of Tabasco, with a mixture of quiet diplomacy and patience.

But that forecast looks rather sanguine and some economists fear the tightening may take more of a toll on a still-delicate economy.Mr Osborne's budget puts Britain on the path to fiscal redemption, but that path is a hard one.

While Mr. Birgeneau has been criticized for his handling of the budget, "At Berkeley" depicts a delicate balancing act with an eye toward preserving scholarships and teaching standards.