Sentence examples for difference in the budget from inspiring English sources

Still, there is the question of whether Mr. Corzine has the will to impose the kind of tax increases to make a sustainable difference in the budget.

It would, however, be enough to make a substantial if presumably one-time difference in the budget deficit, which is projected to total $165 billion for the fiscal year that ends on Sept. 30.

The average annual Social Security payment is $17,189, an amount that makes a big difference in the budget of a typical retiree.

The minimal difference in the budget impact of managing CMA over 12 and 18 months reflects the fact that most resources are used during the first 12 months of management following the start of a formula.

As there is a significant difference in the health budget of Nairobi and the Netherlands, respectively just 5% of their budget versus 15% of their GDP, this might have a clear impact as well on different elements in the intervention for example leading to an increased access to treatment in The Netherlands.

The House version of the transportation budget does not contain this provision, and House and Senate conferees are scheduled to work out the differences in the budgets early next month.

One major cause of the circulation of waters in the oceans is the difference in the energy budget between the tropics and the poles (the thermohaline circulation).

The average difference in the federal budget deficit between Democratic and Republican administrations is too small to be significant, concluded the authors.

But if you took those presidential salaries that people think are too high, and reallocated them, it wouldn't make that much difference in the overall budget.

The mean difference in the carbon budget over the 3-year study period was determined to be significant with a value of 204 (±110) g C m−2 year−1.

"It doesn't make too much difference what's in the budget," said Richard L. Hanneman, former president of the Salt Institute, a trade association.