Nick: (Laughing) If you ask my 16-year-old son he might give you a different answer, but my talent is supporting companies that are either merging with another company, out-sourcing a particular task abroad or trying to manage global project rollouts, in how to avoid costly conflicts which erode budgets and destroy deadlines.
With the recently enacted tax cut and a weakening economy eroding future budget surpluses, Washington cannot afford repeated big increases in defense spending.
Years of pummeling by Congress have so weakened the Internal Revenue Service -- eroding its budget, staff and spirit -- that the agency has largely abandoned efforts to detect tax fraud among the rich and powerful, or even among ordinary taxpayers.
Mr. Marx said the library is trying to rebuild a staff eroded by budget cuts.
The vote left both the House and the Senate closer to evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats, making it less likely that the next president would be able to enact measures that would either erode the budget surplus or spur inflation.
Since Spain, a euro member, can no longer devalue, its businesses are becoming even less competitive.An initially strong fiscal position is rapidly eroding, with the budget deficit heading for 12% of GDP this year.
Yet in an aging America, just when these services will be needed by our loved ones the most, the network of long-term services and supports is eroding due to budget constraints.
High utility and gasoline bills have begun to erode the budgets of the poor at a time when federal assistance programs have shrunk.
The latest round of cuts extends a trend among American carriers fighting for profits as economic recession across the world erodes travel budgets.
There's a huge concern about the way this has been eroded as budgets have tightened [funding for children's centres fell 35% from 2010-11 to 2014-15, according to research by Barnardo's].
