Sentence examples for in current budget from inspiring English sources

The renewed political dispute was triggered by PBO figures showing the value of unlegislated measures that were carried forward from last year's budget and are included in current budget estimates.

Mr. Rumsfeld offered neither an exact figure nor an explanation of how the new administration would pay for the array of weapons the armed services already have on the drawing board but cannot afford in current budget projections -- something military experts call the approaching "defense train wreck".

Taking all Scottish revenues and spending into account – including financial sector interventions – the official Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland statistics show Scotland has run a current budget surplus in four of the five years to 2009/10, while the UK was in current budget deficit in each of these years, and hasn't run a current budget surplus since 2001/02.

As government spending rises Obamacare isn't even included in current budget estimates the deficit of foreign obligations over investments grows at 4% a year or more, steadily increasing the amount of dollars the U.S. must ship overseas.

"When looking at the difference between tax receipts and spending on everyday services for 2012-13, today's report shows Scotland and the UK were both in current budget deficit - by almost identical amounts as a percentage of GDP".

The impact of extra capital spending is "likely to be even more negligible" because the changes will be fiscally neutral after the chancellor announced that the money would come from underspends in current budgets.

UNICEF submitted a proposal for additional funding to DfID in May 1999 to pursue specific capacity-building strategies and activities that could not be covered in current budgets.

As a result, many analysts had expected the government to announce a cut in expenditure in the current budget.

States received $51 billion in stimulus funding in the current budget year, down from nearly $61 billion in fiscal 2010, the report said.

Senate Republican leaders backed the stopgap measure, praising the $6 billion in cuts that came on top of $4 billion in reductions contained in the current budget bill, which expires Friday.

Of the $80.6 billion in those accounts in the current budget, $35.2 billion goes to public education, $13.7 billion goes to higher education, and $24.4 billion goes to health and human services.