Sentence examples for predictable budgeting from inspiring English sources
Ganten warns that the suggested changes would require more predictable budgeting.
Setting aside £200 million per year out of the healthcare budget highlighted the government's additional willingness to pay for cancer therapies above and beyond the NICE threshold and made predictable budgeting an acceptable alternative to the cost/QALY approach.
Cities around the nation, grappling with what is expected to be a fifth consecutive year of declining revenues and having exhausted the predictable budget trims, are increasingly considering something that would once have been untouchable: the lights.
Neither the abiding questions of humanistic inquiry nor the winding path of scientific research that leads ultimately to innovation and discovery can be neatly fitted within a predictable budget and timetable.
Did he miss the now highly predictable budget moves by Sacramento's entrenched lobbies and ideologues with which successor Jerry Brown is now painfully contending?
The formula, by now, is predictable: deep budget cuts, cuts to public-sector wages and tax increases.
"[P]olicymakers should consider separating NIH's budget from the broader" battles over federal spending, urges the report, Healthy Funding: Ensuring a Predictable and Growing Budget for the National Institutes of Health.
In the Panel's view, evaluation should be considered a core function and should be provided with a predictable and adequate budget.
In this respect, the Panel considers evaluation as a core function that should have a predictable and adequate budget to ensure credible and independent information to assess whether UNICEF is fulfilling its mandate.
The MCU is the fast food of big-budget action: predictable, convenient, bland, but good enough if you like that sort of thing.
