Sentence examples for equivalent budget from inspiring English sources

The Army faces losing $4.6bn from its equivalent budget.

"Once a car, say, a Ford Focus, has been introduced," Mr. Hall continued, "there's no constant barrage of Ford Focus advertising; the equivalent budget is spent on the show".

But for social care provided by local authorities, there was a sharp drop in England of 11.5%, while in Wales the equivalent budget was reduced by just 0.8%.

Environmental sensing applications, like tracking animal movements, forest fire or flood detection[3] (as well as several other applications) require lower data rate and can therefore achieve longer lifetimes for an equivalent energy budget.

Then at the national level, policy decisions are needed by Ministries and Ministers of Health; President's Office or equivalent, for budget and intersectoral issues; high level planning groups (such as the India Planning Commission); and representatives of major donors and implementing agencies.

In real terms, Victoria has said losing this money is the equivalent of the budget for two major hospitals – or the budget to perform more than 10,000 elective surgeries a year.

It will suggest a budget equivalent to 1.24% of GDP.

It has a budget equivalent to about 914,000 BBC licence fees.

But a program with a budget equivalent to a few thousand dollars would not have the resources to help a town full of people thrown out of work.

But funding pressures have meant West Midlands police having to slice £126m off its 2010 budget, equivalent to about a fifth of its total spending.

The $15bn the Global Fund is likely to receive this December is a sum equivalent to its budget for the entire past decade.