The phrase 'handle budget' is a valid phrase in written English and it can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, you might write "The company controller was responsible for handling the budget".
He added that he hoped to return to the committees he served on in the past, including those that handle budget matters, transportation issues and the environment.
The two senators said that the F.A.A. administrator, Michael P. Huerta, had provided "only general statements" to the committee about how it would handle budget cuts resulting from the so-called sequester, while giving a detailed briefing to the airlines.
Podesta had authorized Robby Mook, the campaign manager, to handle budget matters, and Mook had approved Perkins Coie's budget request for opposition research without knowing who was producing it.
DEFENSE PERSONNEL Enlisted personnel are exempt from sequester reductions this year, but furloughs lasting up to 22 days will be imposed for civilian employees, who do jobs like guarding military bases, handle budgets and teach the children of service members.
But the lawyers handling Budget Travel's bankruptcy had no idea that Budget Travel was still publishing material.
Many states are handling budget gaps by reducing services, but New York lawmakers approved an $89.6 billion budget that sidesteps such cuts.
The directors of the operations centers, handling budget, personnel and contract issues, will report directly to Department of Education headquarters.
This process has not worked smoothly for years, but it has contributed to some efficiency in the way Congress has handled budget bills.
With a possible government shutdown just hours away, new national polls find bad news for Congressional Republicans: they are rated more negatively than President Obama in handling budget negotiations, and more Americans would hold them responsible if a shutdown occurs.
"This is a combination of a recurring debt problem, which now is creating a major cash flow problem for the city," said Marc S. Ryan, who handles budget policy for Gov. John G. Rowland.
A poorly handled Budget in March, replete with PR disasters, gave Mr Miliband a free lunch.
