Sentence examples for enacted budget from inspiring English sources

"And as has always been clear, assurances from the appropriate authorizers and appropriators must be obtained to ensure that the enacted budget reflects the president's request".

The Defense Department's proposed $526.6 billion base budget is a reduction of $3.9 billion, or 0.7 percent, from the enacted budget for 2012.

The company said that "with political focus on the recall, the prospects for meaningful structural budget reform resulting from any enacted budget are diminished".

If Gov. Eliot Spitzer proposed a $120.6 billion budget, and the State Legislature added $1 billion in new spending before passing it, how big is the enacted budget?

It now compares the FY2012 request to the currently funded amount, which is based on the FY2010 enacted budget.

In fact, due to the already enacted budget cuts the deficit has been shrinking.

Still, the world is watching in amazement as Britain's new government prepares to enact budget cuts that have not inaptly been called revolutionary.

Still, Mr. Boehner made clear on Friday that he would not be part of an agreement that raised taxes or did not enact budget overhauls and cut spending by at least as much as the debt ceiling was raised.

David I. Weprin, the chairman of the City Council's Finance Committee, said most members of the Council envision a property tax increase as a last resort to plug the city's budget gap after enacting budget cuts and obtaining aid from Albany and Washington.

Jean-Claude Juncker of Luxembourg, the chairman of the Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers, said on Tuesday that the conference's format had been changed because he was still waiting for assurances from Greek leaders about enacting budget cuts and other promised measures.

Mr. Romney, suggesting some belief in the central tenet of Keynesian economics — that government spending can temporarily make up for a lack of demand in the private sector — has subsequently said that he would enact budget cuts he supported with an eye toward whether the timing would have a negative impact on a still-weak recovery.