Sentence examples for put forward a budget from inspiring English sources

You know, his running mate, Congressman Ryan, put forward a budget that reflects many of the principles that Governor Romney's talked about.

Responding to Representative Paul D. Ryan's call for the White House to put forward a budget that would achieve balance in 10 years, Mr. Obama said that he would not "chase a balanced budget just for the sake of balance".

"At this point, we would say that we put forward a budget that closes the gap and funds vital services and core priorities without having to raise taxes," Ms. Anglin said.

But, as a responsible mayor, I need to put forward a budget.

The Cabinet had put forward a budget to save more than £30m and raise council tax by 1.97% from April.

The Conservative and Independent-controlled Cabinet had put forward a budget to save more than £30m and raise council tax by 1.97% from April.

She said: "If Labour puts forward a budget that imposes more cuts on vulnerable people - as clearly they intend to do - the SNP will vote against it and we will seek to use our clout in the house of commons to get a fairer deal".

One leadership aide told HuffPost that putting forward a budget with the lower number was "still a very active discussion" and that leadership was not "predetermining anything".

The government is about to put forward a supplementary budget that will ask its citizens to tighten their belts further, including by swallowing higher value-added taxes.

WASHINGTON – An attempt by House Republicans to put forward a new budget proposal was crumbling as soon as it emerged Tuesday, panned by party conservatives and attacked by the White House and congressional Democrats.

PAGE A16 Mayor's Budget Has Rebate With an eye toward the November elections, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg put forward a $48.3 billion city budget proposal that would give homeowners another $400 property tax rebate and avoid major spending cuts as the city enjoys a surge of new tax revenues.