Sentence examples for keep budget from inspiring English sources

Broadly speaking, governments have to keep budget deficits at 3% of GDP or less, save in "exceptional circumstances"—meaning an annual fall in GDP of 2% or more.

What's left is a serviceable and frugal — if sleepy — sedan and coupe, intended to keep budget buyers coming and rental counters humming.

The Maastricht treaty and its subsequent clarifications decreed a highly independent central bank with a mission to achieve inflation of less than 2%, together with a fiscal "stability pact" (of uncertain status) to keep budget deficits small.

EU treaty rules say euro zone countries must keep budget deficits below 3% of GDP (though some countries are already breaking this rule, putting in question the legitimacy of it).

While thoughtful brides and bridegrooms keep budget in mind when selecting attire, your offer to pay for the groomsmen's suits is especially kind and generous, and it surely will be appreciated by them.

The European Union already has a strict rule book, called the Stability and Growth Pact, which lays down a process to keep budget deficits within strict limits and even has penalties for not doing so.

This helps keep budgets under control.

The economic downturn is making its presence felt in the movie business, not least in the pressure to keep budgets low.

He worked together with the finance and marketing departments to keep budgets and deadlines on target.

I firmly believe in the need to keep budgets close to balance, with only minor deviations to compensate for changes in the business cycle.

In 2007, when Starzak started writing and directing the "Shaun the Sheep" TV show, which aired on the Disney Channel in the U.S., he needed to keep budgets down.