As part of its plan for balancing its books, the government intends to cut the science and technology budget by $198 million, to $2.1 billion in 2017 an 8.5% decrease.
A total of 120 employees of New Haven have agreed to take early retirement as part of the city's plan for balancing the 2002-2003 budget.
Jenny Willott of the Liberal Democrats said: "By failing to set a clear timetable for when they plan to finish the job of balancing the books, Labour is playing Russian roulette with Britain's economy".
Thus, making wind energy station planning decision requires an operation of balancing various technical, economic, ecological, and environmental aspects over time and space.
Re "Bloomberg Is Considering Tax Increases" (news article, Oct. 1): Surely a reinstatement of the commuter tax should be part of any plan to balance New York City's budget.
In addition, contingency table analyses were performed to test for gender differences in postgraduation plans, alternative careers, and the importance of balancing work and family.
But Mr. Pataki said he would reserve final judgment until the state board overseeing the bailout plan gave its opinion on the Democrats' tax proposal, part of its plan to balance the books through 2004.
That's why Labour's plan to change our economy – including raising the minimum wage, increasing apprenticeships, getting more homes built and reforming the banks – is a vital part of our plan to balance the books.
After weeks of political posturing and backroom haggling, budget negotiators from the administration and Congress have agreed on the broad outlines of a plan to balance America's federal budget by 2002.
Actually, Mr. Romney never tells voters the full cost of his plan to balance the budget while cutting taxes: popular programs would be slashed or eliminated, vital state and local services would disappear, misery would be inflicted on the poor and the working class.
