Sentence examples for principle of budget from inspiring English sources
Under pressure from investors, as well as from Germany and France, Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero last week proposed writing a "principle of budget stability" into the Spanish Constitution.
José Blanco, one of Mr Zapatero's senior ministers and the government spokesman, said that the inclusion of a "principle of budget stability" in the constitution should help Spain confront further market pressure, following a month of August when investors raised the country's borrowing costs close to record highs.
José Blanco, one of Mr. Zapatero's senior ministers and the government spokesman, said that the inclusion of a "principle of budget stability" in the constitution should help Spain confront further market pressure, after an August when investors raised the country's borrowing costs close to record highs.
President Obama is defending a basic principle of budget fairness against the wretched selfishness of the Republican candidates.
Brandon basic principles of budgeting for children.
Once upon a time, it was a principle of conservative budget analysis that the federal government ought to impose user fees wherever possible, because it was unfair for taxpayers to subsidize programs that benefited only a limited group of people or businesses.
And it violates virtually every principle of responsible budgeting.
MSPs backed the general principles of the Budget Bill by 66 votes to 41, with 12 abstentions.
Angry voices on the left have accused Maxime Verhagen, the CDA chairman, of trading principles for budget cuts by accepting Mr Wilders's help, and there are similar rumblings from within his own party.Mr Verhagen is convinced he can ride the storm.
Most of Mr. Clinton's advisers eventually accepted the political need to endorse the principle of a balanced budget.
Peter Miscall, Denver: Your column on the vanishing future is one more sign that the worst thing Reagan did for the U.S. was to show conservatives that they could jettison their long-held principle of a balanced budget with no major negative consequences.
