Sentence examples for failed to budget from inspiring English sources

The county, it said, also failed to budget $1.7 million in costs for the state board's own administration.

Mr. DeMarino also emptied surplus accounts, overestimated revenues and failed to budget enough money for a costly labor deal and pending tax appeals, Mr. McGreevey says.

In addition, though the city anticipated the savings, it failed to budget the required pension payments of $2.4 million and $3.8 million in 2006 and 2007, respectively, as required by the bill.

Individuals who fail to budget adequately are equally closely monitored by bank managers and credit agencies, and those with complicated affairs can draw upon skilled professional help.

Australian arts companies often fail to budget for access needs for performers with disabilities, says Channells, and there is still a lack of educational opportunities for performers with disabilities.

In Suffolk County, 11 districts failed to pass budgets.

The funny thing about Brady's fiscal conservatism is that he -- when he had the chance -- failed to practice budget-balancing himself.

Budget: Passing a federal budget would be perhaps the earliest, and toughest, fight for the new Congress, especially after Republicans badgered Democrats for having failed to pass budgets in recent years.

Despite pressure from Madrid to rein in their budgets, many regions failed to meet their budget goals this year — a huge factor in Spain's failure to meet its targets.

The President not only defaults on the budget, but Congress also failed to pass a budget resolution and has gone along with studying the problem.

When Congress failed to pass a budget in 2012, government agencies had to slash their budgets by reducing staff pay and hours, a procedure called the "sequester".