Sentence examples for positive budget from inspiring English sources
When you add in his measures to allow a British shale gas industry to flourish, with a general boost to jobs and reduced reliance on costly foreign imports, this was definitely a positive budget for business.
Markets rallied Tuesday on upbeat company results in the United States and after the Greek finance minister, George Papaconstantinou, hailed a bond sale as reflecting "very positive" budget developments.
He said: "I think it's a really positive budget and it's what the people of Cornwall want.
Therefore, the budget of suspended sediment near the bed can be used as an index denoting deposition/erosion, and a positive budget value at a point denotes that erosion is occurring there, and a negative budget value at a point denotes that deposition is occurring there.
Regardless of her views, Clinton's framing glosses over the distinction between positive budget deficits and harmful ones.
But these positive budget strides do not involve the banking lobby, which still maintains a stranglehold on any realm of U.S. public policy it can loot for a profit.
In Scotland, the government record on culture has been more positive: budgets have, relatively speaking, been protected; Fiona Hyslop has been, by and large, a fluently supportive cabinet secretary, though the arts warrant scant mention in the SNP's Westminster manifesto.
Thus, the probability that a subordinate, non-guarding bird will get sufficient access to the food to maintain a positive energy budget (guards always achieve their desired budgets with certainty) is an increasing function (D) of the number of non-guarding birds present (i).
Consequently, the surface has on average a positive radiation budget.
From the early 20th century until 1960, the shoreline was largely progradational and the nearshore depositional indicating that the coast had a positive sediment budget.
Along the coast at Praia de Leste, southern Brazil (25° 41' S latitude), a positive sedimentary budget and a lowering of the sea level following the postglacial maximum has given rise to a progradational strandplain barrier that is 3 5 km wide.
