Sentence examples for joint budget from inspiring English sources

New House rule: A new rule eliminates automatic debt-limit increase upon passage of joint budget resolutions.

In a normal world, the House and Senate would get together in a conference committee to work out a joint budget deal.

The idea arose at a joint budget committee meeting, although it is not clear how much such a change would save.

On eight occasions, Senator Joseph L. Bruno and I attempted to convene joint budget meetings, but Assembly Democrats refused to take part in these public forums.

The downturn was exacerbated by the unique defects of the euro — a shared currency that operates without a joint budget or political agreement among member states.

That legislation is set to reach the Senate floor later this month, with a goal of launching joint budget negotiations by the end of October.

It means shared resources and joint budgets.

Until now, joint budgeting has generally been narrow and controlled mainly by statutory bodies.Another challenge is to ensure that the co-production approach can be scaled up.

To give this tangible expression, the setting of the cap should be combined with experiments in joint budgeting between departments and pooled budgets for our major cities, over multiyear periods.

Our joint budgeting effort means all of our expenditures are accessible to the other.

To achieve that Labour is talking about "resetting" the NHS and creating joint budgets with England's councils, which are in charge of care services.