Sentence examples for recurring budget from inspiring English sources

For the last few years, both cities and states have faced severe, recurring budget gaps.

They do not blame themselves but their legislature for California's recurring budget crises.

Mr. Bustamante did not mention Proposition 187 when he opened his campaign on Tuesday with his plan addressing the state's recurring budget problems.

The debate came just three weeks before California voters go to the polls, after years of recurring budget deficits exacerbated by the recession and a collapse in the housing market.

California's 33 prisons and associated camps therefore bear no small responsibility for the state's recurring budget crises, and the resultant crunch on school and university funding.Simultaneously, the prison craze also caused a humanitarian crisis as the places became overcrowded with inmates.

Governor Warner kicked off the tax debate last year when he called for an overhaul of the state code, prompted by projections of recurring budget shortfalls and a threat by Moody's Investors Service to downgrade the state's triple-A bond rating.

The legislature was due to vote on it as The Economist went to press.What is to blame for California's recurring, humiliating budget crises?

"We were Nassau County in 1994, with staggering debt, bonds one step above junk, recurring deficits, budgets passed by default," he said, adding that he worked with the Republican supervisor to stabilize taxes, halve debt payments and improve the town's bond rating from the worst to the best on Long Island.

The repeal of the commuter tax in 1999, for example, opened up a recurring $360 million city budget hole.

Ms. Weingarten said she was confident the funds would become a recurring part of the budget and would provide an important infusion of aid to tide the school budget over until the city's budget picture improved.

Advocates for New York City bemoaned what little recurring aid the state budget afforded the city.