"drafted a budget" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when describing the action of creating or formulating a plan or estimate of expenses and income for a specific period of time. Example: The finance team drafted a budget for the upcoming fiscal year, carefully considering all potential expenses and revenue projections.
In Briarcliff Manor in Westchester, school officials have drafted a budget for the 2003-04 school year that would increase their spending by 10.9percentto to $35.9 million.
Then, in 1998, the Assembly and Senate abandoned that method and drafted a budget in public conference committees without directly involving the governor.
He rented the Producers' Club II, an Off Off Broadway theater on Ninth Avenue between 43rd and 44th Streets, and drafted a budget.
Before he ran for vice president Ryan drafted a budget plan that was so hard on seniors, students and low-income families that the Obama administration featured it as the Republican position.
The Democratic leadership is drafting a budget proposal that is expected before Jan . 17 when most of the layoffs take effect.
He has a State of the Union address to draft, a budget proposal to finish, financial regulations to lobby for and a jobs plan to mull.
The first test of the new political climate will come in the next few weeks, as the mayor must begin drafting a budget that faces a $5 billion shortfall.
Just a year ago, New Jersey was reveling in the budgetary equivalent of a winning Powerball ticket: a huge windfall of tax revenue allowed state officials to draft a budget with a 10percentt spending increase and a record $870 million surplus.
There is an asterisk accompanying the forecast: It hinges on Washington's ability to draft a budget plan that will avoid $600 billion in spending cuts and tax increases, according to a statement released by the company on Wednesday.
He started with a 100-day roadmap focused on building the organization, hiring staff (five so far, expected to grow to 12 eventually) and drafting a budget ($1.5 million for operations this year, also likely to grow).
Walbert urges parents to start with the basics when drafting a budget.
