Sentence examples for restricting budgets from inspiring English sources

Chancellor Timothy P. White cautioned, though, that restricting budgets too much could produce diminishing returns.

And under rules restricting budget deficits for countries that have adopted the euro as a common currency, most governments would have to offset any reductions in gasoline taxes by increasing other taxes or by cutting spending.

In particular, Mr. Schundler has written two resolutions -- currently before the Assembly -- that call for putting constitutional amendments on the November ballot aimed at prohibiting sharp spending increases in Trenton by restricting budget growth to about 130percentt of the previous year's expenditures.

So Rae will be expected to work with restricted budgets.

The Limón Dance Company, founded by José Limón, has soldiered on, with restricted budgets and limited exposure.

But at a time of restricted budgets, overall government employment is constrained.

Britain has an international reputation when it comes to social housing and schools, built by local authority architects on restricted budgets from the 1940s to the 1970s.

Long-haul passenger train trips, especially at Amtrak speeds, are for hobbyists, people with lots of time and very restricted budgets, and people who are afraid of flying.

Some people are planning to move; others are calculating how they can meet the extra payments out of their already restricted budgets, so they can remain close to their families and roots.

The argument that good design promotes productivity was one of Frenk's key tools in persuading university management to agree to the new building – no small feat at time of severely restricted budgets.

In her first annual report on the state of the nation's health, she warned that the overuse of medical interventions was "of serious concern" at a time of restricted budgets.