Sentence examples for impending budget from inspiring English sources

Senate leaders are trying to portray the Assembly as inadequately concerned about the impending budget deadline.

New York's impending budget catastrophe had been evident for at least two years, and possibly longer.

On the state's impending budget problems, Mr. McGreevey said again that he would not raise taxes.

For most of the speech, Mr. Cameron avoided discussing the impending budget cuts, the issue preoccupying much of the country.

But Mr. Smith warned that the increase was the only way universities could fill the gap left by the impending budget cuts.

Meanwhile, ABC News employees are bracing for an unknown number of staff reductions related to impending budget cuts, according to people there who also requested anonymity.

The impending federal budget deficits are monstrous.

Amtrak officials said Monday that they would seek $50 million from Mr. Obama's impending federal budget to pay engineers to study the feasibility of the new tunnel plan.

For months, social welfare advocates have sounded alarms over impending state budget cuts that will scale back some services in New York City, particularly programs focused on prevention.

LOS ANGELES — Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger took his first shot at closing California's impending $20 billion budget gap on Friday, proposing large-scale pay cuts for state workers, the elimination of several social service programs and a plan to press the federal government for more money.

As the ground is softened for an impending federal budget that promises to "share the pain" by charging us to use services our taxes already pay for, in the days of rolling back the right to take racism to court, and in an era when the arts is a paying concern, looking back to the 1970s seems like nostalgia for a better time, albeit one cut short by history.