Sentence examples for respected budget from inspiring English sources

Robert L. Megna, the widely respected budget director under Gov.

The city still has one of the most sophisticated and respected budget processes in the country.

Bloomberg's widely respected budget director, Mark Page, a career civil servant, has been in the job throughout Bloomberg's twelve years as mayor.

WASHINGTON — The fiscal crisis for states will persist long after the economy rebounds as they confront rising health care costs, underfunded pensions, ignored infrastructure needs, eroding revenues and expected federal budget cuts, according to a report issued here Tuesday by a task force of respected budget experts.

Marking the innovative wireless provider's steadfast dedication to respecting budget-conscious customers, the Huawei Ascend will be available starting mid-October at a suggested MSRP of $149.99 in Cricket branded retail stores, select dealers and on www.mycricket.com.

"These suppliers are familiar with the company's code of conduct and its requirement that labour rights be respected," the budget retailer said.

"When I go to Bilbao--which, by the way, respected the budget, listened to the clients and paid for itself in its first eight months of existence--little old ladies come up and touch me," Gehry said to laughter.

The French finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, warned Italy this week to respect bloc budget rules or put the euro in jeopardy again.

So if they want to bring back limited earmarks, they need to do it in a way that respects the budget appropriations process.

Congress is aware of this, Mr. Levy says, and so is unlikely to respect the budget-balancing law.

Until recently, the finance minister, Giulio Tremonti, would have been the obvious replacement: he is close to the League and internationally respected for keeping the budget deficit down during the euro crisis.