Sentence examples for next biennium from inspiring English sources

"Nobody wants to see this pendulum swing, where there's money for this biennium and no money the next biennium," said Dr. David Wright, chairman of the Texas Medical Association's education committee.

While the Senate's budget sharply reduces financing used to draw down a hefty federal match for children's hospitals, the House's zeroes it out altogether — at a loss of roughly $60 million, including the federal match, over the next biennium.

School officials will enter the new school year with $4 billion less in state revenue over the next biennium, and an additional $1.4 billion less in discretionary grants for programs like pre-kindergarten and dropout prevention.

The governor also said Dr. Lariviere's salary increases "disregarded my specific direction on holding tight and delaying discussion about retention and equity pay increases until the next biennium to allow for a consistent, systemwide policy on salaries".

The organization's numbers indicate that cities across the state may receive as much as $153.7 million less in the next biennium than the roughly $439.6 million that they are currently appropriated.

Should the Senate fail to amend House Bill 1, the general appropriations bill for the next biennium, Medicaid reimbursement rates for all providers in Texas would be reduced by 10 percent.

The main tasks of the World Health Assembly are to approve the WHO programme and the budget for the following biennium and to decide major policy questions.

The rationale for selecting these four areas is briefly described below, while the specific activities that will be implemented over the next three biennia are illustrated in section V.

The timing of this evaluation was prompted by: the need to take stock and plan ahead at the end of DevInfo's first five-year cycle (2004-2009); a request by UNICEF Headquarters Contracts Review Committeee to assess the impact of DevInfo prior to the next contract reviews with the Community Systems Foundation in early 2009; and planning for the UNICEF biennium 2010-2011.

(The Legislature had authorised $7.5m for the 2014-15 biennium).

For the 2012 13 biennium the UN's budget stood at $5.15 billion, down from $5.41 billion the previous biennium.