Sentence examples for significant budgets from inspiring English sources

Treasurers are often poor guides to historical significance: the most significant budgets have usually only gained due recognition in retrospect.

But the Conservatives' favourite exemplar authorities such as Hammersmith & Fulham, Barnet and Essex have significant budgets.

While the UK has some very large charities with significant budgets, they are eclipsed by the private sector's expenditure on lobbying.

It's important for the sports governing bodies, which have some pretty significant budgets, that they understand the importance of coaching and volunteers.

"This is the first shot across the bow for all government agencies with significant budgets to rein in their spending," he said, calling it "a typical jackhammer response: a general crackdown or freeze on all types of spending all across the board.

The problem with that approach, as explained to me by CEO Shaunak Khire, is not hugely surprising — many of those organizations don't have significant budgets.

They are facing a very significant budget deficit.

One budget veteran puts it like this: "This is a very significant budget for George.

(Rousseff has already announced two rounds of significant budget cuts, something Lula never stressed).

Officials said that the plan would require significant budget increases for the Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Food and Drug Administration.

The flu money was added as Congress tries to proceed with plans for significant budget cuts.