Gray, whose first feature, "Little Odessa," from 1994, propelled him to the front rank of independent filmmakers, bumped up in budget with his second film, "The Yards," which Miramax officially distributed but, in effect, produced.
The cost of pharmaceuticals, especially in long-term care, imposes a serious burden on African countries, and competes in budget with other health priorities including finance for research.
The measure combines $447 billion in operating budgets with about $650 billion in payments for federal benefit programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
As our recommendations were received, we were encouraged to fill the resultant holes in our budgets with philanthropic funds.
Smaller-market clubs like the San Diego Padres and the Tampa Bay Devil Rays also have room in their budgets, with San Diego seeking a starting pitcher and the Devil Rays a hitter.
Such an approach was used in the early years of the Alternative Quality Contract, where this number served as an input for Blue Cross in negotiating budgets with participating Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs).
In Budget negotiations with the Lib Dems, Osborne's only concerns were cutting the 50p rate and softening child benefit for higher earners.
Still, the idea of a more potent Medicare board could be a live option if the White House insisted on it in budget negotiations with Congress.
A veto could be used either as a lever in budget negotiations with legislative leaders or as a way to court minority voters.
D. Albany gives in, patching the budget with a short-term fix that pushes the problem down the road.
