Sentence examples for net budget from inspiring English sources

Germany is demanding a reduction in its net budget contribution.

The nation would save about £8 billion ($13 billion) a year in net budget contributions.

Governments have been good at changing policies but bad at making net budget improvements.

The state ended the 2001 fiscal year with a net budget surplus of $30.6 million, State Comptroller Nancy Wyman said yesterday.

Government cuts have resulted in a £4.6bn reduction in social care budgets in England since 2011, representing a real-terms net budget cut of 31%.

The net budget impact of the measures is either (as Bowen would have it) an improvement of +$8.9bn over forward estimates or -$3.4bn, depending on whether you include commitments that were announced today and those made earlier on.

Productisation, pricing, marketing, and net budgeting were development challenges.

KCET said it could no longer afford PBS dues of about $6.8 million a year; last fiscal year, its dues took 22 percent of its $31.4 million net operating budget.

EU-wide fiscal transfers are small and increasing them, when the Germans and Dutch are already complaining about their net EU budget contributions, would be hard.

Depending how you do the counting, adult social care and children's care services account for between 47% and 56% of Lewisham's net annual budget of some £270m.

Likewise in the United States, where, notwithstanding the national self-image as a laissez-faire land that has eschewed Europe's lavish social safety net, the budget battle is really a fight about the old: Programs for the elderly constitute almost half of non-interest government spending, about $1.6 trillion in 2010, of a $3.3 trillion total.