Sentence examples for manager of budget from inspiring English sources

Until Sept. 2, she was the deputy executive director of the Brooklyn Public Library and previously the manager of budget and planning for the New York Public Library.

Mr. Kreuder, who was arrested at his home on Monday morning, was the railroad's pension office manager until June 2005 and then became the manager of budget development and analysis.

"A 5percentt pay increase for teachers and state employees is now down to 3percentt," said Cathy Holland-Smith, the manager of budget and policy for the Idaho Legislature.

Celtic is a club that is obviously close to my heart but they are a club who seem to be going from manager to manager in terms of budget management.

National party officials, convinced that the election will be decided in swing states like Kentucky -- which has voted for the winner in every presidential race since 1960 -- are hoping that what came across last week was an impression of Mr. Gore as his own man, and as the more able manager of the budget surplus.

"One of my friends is the manager of a budget hotel and another plays football for a Conference team.

Unlike Helsinki, last year's WDC, which had a budget of about £3.3m, much of which went into tourism, I'm told by Priscilla Urquhart, media manager of WDC2014, Cape Town's budget is R40m (just over £2m).

While bonuses based on budgets can have positive effects, they introduce the possibility of "budget games". Managers playing these games aim to influence the budgeting process by setting revenue targets low and costs high, thus making goals much easier to meet.

This study uses two experiments to investigate the honesty of managers' budget reports when the financial benefit resulting from budgetary slack is shared by the manager and other non-reporting employees.

We conduct an experiment to investigate the effect of rankings, which are pervasive in practice, on the honesty of managers' budget reports, which is important for sound decision making in organizations.

But not all managers coping in the new climate of budget cuts are as stressed out as we may think.