Sentence examples for off the budgets from inspiring English sources
Lotus are not struggling financially as badly as some would have you believe, but nevertheless they are a long way off the budgets of the top teams so those points Groisjean scored on Sunday are really important.
The Democrats must remind voters that the president lied to us and Congress to drag us into this debacle of thousands of lost and injured lives and billions of dollars of off-the-budget spending.
The deal is unusual because it comes more than two months after the Legislature signed off on the budget, which covers the fiscal year that began April 1.
The studio shaved $10m off the budget Russell had requested, resulting in a schedule truncated by 12 days.
Research by House of Commons library staff shows £1.6billion could be wiped off the budget for colleges next year if the Government goes ahead with 25 per cent cuts to the service.
As heads and governing bodies start to manage unprecedented funding cuts it will be all those "extras" that get shaved off the budget, before teachers and less popular subjects face the axe, exacerbating the "two nation" state-private divide.
Responsibility for signing off the budget for RoadTrip was shared between Shapps, co-chairman Lord Feldman (now sole chairman), campaign manager Lynton Crosby (known as the "Australian rottweiller") and deputy chairman Stephen Gilbert.
Re "States Look to Cigarettes as Way to Cut Big Deficits" (news article, Jan . 28: Taking advantage of people incapable of overcoming their cigarette addiction to pay off the budget deficit is immoral.
If welfare reform is not agreed, a further £114m will be lopped off the budget.
He says his party believes that many of these benefits will have to be targeted in future, as budgets fall to pay off the budget deficit.
Mr Pickles said: "Every bit of the public sector needs to do their bit to pay off the budget deficit inherited from the last administration, including local government which accounts for a quarter of all public spending.
