Sentence examples for later budgets from inspiring English sources

Although the government remained in the black for two more years, Mr. Gingrich left office in January 1999 and had no role in those later budgets.

Mr. Clinton's later budgets, unlike earlier ones, focus not on standards but on money for smaller classes, better trained teachers, and school construction and refurbishing.

Mr Brown may, in later Budgets, restrict or abolish some of the many tax breaks and reliefs, a tactic which is likely to hit the well-off harder than the low-paid.

Though restored in later budgets, the cuts still sting at the Seafarers' Club, an otherwise friendly hangout at the Seamen's Church Institute where, on alternating Tuesdays, men like Mr. Traverse gather to discuss the death of shipping and their port calls of the past.

And he recalled how Margaret Thatcher, who he said had inherited debts from a previous Labour government, increased taxes in 1979 and later budgets.

When she joined NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in 1966, she was the only woman with an engineering degree, hired to work on a planned mission to Mars that was canceled a few years later after budget cuts.

A week later, budget cuts claimed the job she loved.

Events taking place in November (or later) budget review is October 8. Events taking place in December (or later) budget review is November 12.

Events that take place in October (or later) budget review is September 10.

"This is a borrow now, pay later budget," said Peter Spencer of the Ernst & Young ITEM club.

There is some understandable fear that these legislators will continue parroting their leaders and produce little more than a later budget deadline.