Sentence examples for greater budgets from inspiring English sources

Will today's music curators and their close relationships with artists be ennobled by alliances with larger institutions, given greater budgets and more freedom?

Despite many of the club's rivals having greater budgets available with which to sign and pay players, the team finished the 2001 02 season in twelfth place and the following season in eleventh place in the First Division, Gillingham's best ever finish in over seventy seasons in the Football League.

The fiscal treaty is ostensibly about imposing greater budget discipline on the Eurozone 17-nation Eurozone.

THE debate over the wisdom of further, putatively stimulating deficit spending versus greater budget discipline or fiscal "austerity" is confusing.

Yet some states, like Texas, which prohibits collective bargaining for public employees, have far greater budget shortfalls than Wisconsin.

"But if it catches on, we expect a greater budget for more episodes," said Kadir Ali Secer, the production coordinator.

Critics have focused on his vacations and golf outings to suggest he remains insulated from the greater budget constraints squeezing much of the rest of government.

Iran's foreign exchange revenues also sank in recent years as oil prices fell from prerecession highs, creating greater budget pressures.

Capitol Hill Democrats are likely to solidly support the agreement, although it gives greater budget relief to the Pentagon than it does domestic programs.

These problems are highly unlikely to be fixed at the Brussels summit on 9 December by agreeing to greater budget controls, which could take years to implement.

"Getting some of the easier reforms is not victory, not even close," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget and the leader of Fix the Debt, advocacy groups dedicated to greater budget austerity.