Sentence examples for forcing budget from inspiring English sources

With the economy forcing budget cuts and layoffs in higher education, colleges and universities might be expected to be cutting financial aid.

The recession of 1990-91 hit state governments hard, forcing budget cuts and tax increases, and many states have made changes to prevent a repeat of that experience.

More than half of the state's $5.2 billion this year could not be collected, forcing budget cuts and a deep dive into a state savings account.

At the centre of the series was Gus Haynes (played by Clark Johnson), a tough-talking editor whose unrelenting morality clashed with higher-ups, forcing budget cuts and dubious editorial decisions.

Since then, alumni and student groups from Marquette University, Bucknell and Yale have joined the suit, charging that the Education Department's enforcement of the law has produced reverse discrimination, forcing budget cuts and reducing athletic opportunities for college men in sports like wrestling, swimming, gymnastics and track.

The debt limit was probably a useless tool for forcing budget choices even in those primitive days of developing the nation's fiscal policy.

Like Venezuela, it has been squeezed by low oil prices, which have forced budget cuts.

(This is after NBC forced budget cuts this season and won a reduction in salary from Mr. Leno).

Administration officials said lower than expected revenues forced budget changes that lawmakers were unwilling to accept for selfish reasons.

But the 1981 recession forced budget cuts and layoffs, and support for the program dwindled.

Recent price declines have forced budget cuts as its current account deficit leaps from $7.5 billion in 1997 to at least $12 billion this year.