Sentence examples for make up a budget from inspiring English sources
"Then I ask my students to make up a budget if they had to live on their own with a baby," she said.
At rallies in Tallahassee and other Florida cities, state employees who say they fear for their jobs and benefits turned out to protest what they view as extreme measures on the part of Republicans in the House and Senate to make up a budget gap of $3.6 billion.
Protesters, including Lucas Lyons with Occupy Pitt, complain that the governor wants to cut education to make up a budget deficit rather than increase taxes on corporations.
For 2003, the government is already planning to dip into this piggy-bank to make up a $4.6 billion budget deficit.
Mr. Alvarez, a Republican, has defended the tax increase, saying it was the only way to preserve vital services and make up a $444 million budget gap.
"Donors do not want to be seen as there to make up a state budget shortfall," said John Lippincott, president of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
Mr. De Vita was one of 38 municipal employees laid off, and town officials warn that more spending reductions — possibly including more layoffs — are necessary for the town to make up a $31 million budget shortfall caused by declining revenues.
Colorado is now trying find a way to make up a two-year budget shortage of about $700 million, in part because of new voter-mandated spending programs.
The first is that a huge chunk of the cuts go to discretionary programs that make up a sliver of the budget, while almost none of the cuts come out of Medicare.
At the mid-ranking Middlesex University, foreigners' fees are up 16% this year; they already make up a fifth of the budget and will soon, says the vice-chancellor, Michael Driscoll, overtake the subsidy for home students.In this section Can foreigners prop them up?
