Sentence examples for seeks budget from inspiring English sources

It costs the Treasury £2bn a year and the MPs said it should "not be off limits" when the government seeks budget savings.

And it seeks budget balance by cutting spending far more than by raising revenues.

Steven Greenhouse (NYT) MANHATTAN: CUNY SEEKS BUDGET RISE To pay for more full-time professors, improved technology and other changes, the City University of New York is seeking to raise its budget to $1.47 billion for the 2001-2002 academic year, a 7percentt increase.

Re "Obama, Breaking 'From a Troubled Past,' Seeks Budget to Reshape U.S. Priorities" (front page, Feb. 27): Many Republicans claim that Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal did not succeed in bringing us out of the Great Depression, but rather that the huge government spending related to fighting World War II did.

He said that Mr. Jefferson never introduced legislation or sought budget earmarks for any of the projects.

Carney says Obama is seeking budget compromise:  I think the conversations... have reinforced... that [Obama] is serious about finding compromise when it comes to our budget challenges.

Peter Gorman, the president of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association, agreed that response times were not a valid way to make such decisions, and said the department should seek budget cuts elsewhere.

AS THE United States Congress frantically sought budget cuts that would secure passage of an increase in the debt ceiling last week, Republican lawmakers set their sights on the government's spending on Latin America.

The European Commission, which enforces the rules, said it expected the Dutch government to "continue to seek budget solutions that are important for the financial stability of the country and the welfare of Dutch citizens".

The European Commission, the E.U. executive arm, said it expected the Dutch government to "continue to seek budget solutions that are important for the financial stability of the country and the welfare of Dutch citizens".

Concessions to British voters on immigration would inspire the southern countries to demand fiscal and banking reforms, eastern countries would seek budget changes, and non-euro countries would demand an end to their second-class status.