Sentence examples for imminent budget from inspiring English sources

He also warned that the imminent budget cuts would be painful.

The biggest dilemma facing any incoming government must be how to manage imminent budget cuts.

But analysts pointed out there were more uncertainties to come, with President Obama playing down any imminent budget deal.

Offering a few deliberately vague hints about his plans for the New York City school system, Chancellor Joel I. Klein said yesterday that examining the city's expensive and cumbersome process of building schools was among his immediate priorities, as was protecting classrooms from $100 million in imminent budget cuts.

They should now adopt explicit guidelines as part of the imminent budget agreement.

In the episode, joy about the fiftieth episode for the fictitious show The Girlie Show with Tracy Jordan (TGS) turns to worry when word spreads about imminent budget cuts at the 30 Rock workplace.

► This week's big news is the imminent 2016 budget proposal from the White House, which is due to be officially released next week.

Apart from novels, television series and Ridley Scott's imminent mega-budget epic, we have the Robin Hood tax, an aptly named plan to steal from the filthy rich (namely banks) without the help of blade or longbow: a 0.05% transaction levy promises £250bn for the poor – quasi-feudalised as they are by capitalism's excesses.

When those bubbles burst in 1991 and 2001, crisis seemed imminent – but further budget cuts combined with new asset bubbles led Californians to forget those problems.

There are some signs that another rethink is imminent: witness the budget cuts in the euro zone, the battle between Wisconsin's governor and the public-sector unions and David Cameron's "Big Society" rhetoric.

Back then, all the important people decided that an unrelated war was an appropriate response to a terrorist attack; three years ago, they all decided that fiscal austerity was the appropriate response to an economic crisis caused by runaway bankers, with the supposedly imminent danger from budget deficits playing the role once played by Saddam's alleged weapons of mass destruction.