Sentence examples for priority budgets from inspiring English sources

It means a determination to cut waste, cut cost – and cut lower priority budgets".

"Labour will cut costs, cut inefficiencies, cut unnecessary programmes and cut lower priority budgets," Brown said.

Labour is preparing to scrap government projects and "lower priority budgets" in a bid to protect vital public services that people depend on, Gordon Brown told trade unions today.

Brown's admission that he "will cut lower priority budgets" provoked an angry reaction from union leaders, who questioned his claim that he would be able to make savings and protect frontline services.

Yesterday Brown told the TUC conference in Liverpool the government would "cut costs, cut inefficiencies, cut unnecessary programmes and cut lower priority budgets" but he would not support cuts in "vital frontline services on which people depend".

Low Priority Budget-balancing rarely receives more than cursory attention in any campaign.

Kent Chabotar, president and professor of political science, told The Guilfordian that though he has not seen the memo given to the board of trustees and budget committee or Winterich's data, the faculty is his priority, budget allowing.

Labour's savings, they claimed, would come from "efficiencies" and magically disposable "lower-priority budgets".

He insists that he will protect "front-line services", but the "inefficiencies" and "lower-priority budgets" he says he will target are likely to affect union members too.

Then, in September, Mr Brown gave up the fight, or seemed to, apparently accepting the view that Labour would do better to contrast the nice cuts it would implement with the Tories' nasty ones; he talked about cutting "unnecessary programmes" and "lower-priority budgets".

The commissioners will be in post until 2016 and will have the power to set policing priorities, budgets and also to hire and fire chief constables.