The phrase "founded budget" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a budget that is established and maintained with a specific purpose in mind. For example, "The company created a well-founded budget in order to achieve their financial objectives for the year."
In 1997, when it was founded, the budget was $74,000; this year, its fourth, the figure is $250,000.
Prosperity, he said, would be founded upon budget surpluses, with an additional pledge – that "every penny we raise" from selling Lloyds shares "will be used to pay off our debts" – thrown in to reaffirm the message of rectitude.
While UNHCR was founded on a budget of US $100,000 in 1950 to protect Palestinians, it has a budget today of US $7.5 billion today and employs roughly 30,000 people.
From the day it was founded, until three years ago, its budget grew by an average of almost 5% a year.
After reports on Sunday that 48 of the victims were children, officials also said Monday that the number was closer to 15. Attention began focusing Monday on Helios Airways, a budget airline founded in 1999 as Cyprus's first private airline.
The below chart from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) suggests that everyone and no one is well founded in the recent budget and stimulus debates.
ALBANY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Tuesday albanysymphony.com Founded: 1930 Music director: David Alan Miller Annual budget: $2.2 million Endowment: $420,000 Members: 75 Like Orpheus the Albany Symphony, in its Carnegie Hall debut, and its adventurous music director, David Alan Miller, offer the fruits of a commissioning venture, the Spirituals Project.
Mr. Van Rompuy's negotiating skill has also overshadowed Jos?anuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, the permanent bureaucracy, which has had little to offer in a crisis founded in the debts and budget deficits of governments in the 16-nation euro zone.
However, PDPs were primarily founded as research organizations, so budgets for an endemic country presence are usually driven by organizational needs such as those related to clinical trials.
Naxos, founded 20 years ago, is a budget label that focuses on issuing huge quantities of repertory, often with little-known artists who are paid modest fees.
