Sentence examples for slice budgets from inspiring English sources

It also ended a plan for a digital college, and has been forced to "salami slice" budgets and put out more repeats.

He added: "The days of "salami slicing" budgets are over".

This is a particularly sensitive subject inside many departments, because they're already slicing budgets; this is why you need a really solid understanding of risk vs. benefit.

Fife Council's leader has said the days of "salami slicing" budgets were over as he announced £66m in savings to be made over the next three years.

Today, when a premium is placed on public reputation, local council communications departments take a large slice of budgets and employ some 3,500 staff (76 at Manchester City Council alone).

Sequestration pulled $1.6 billion — or 5 percent — from the research agency's budget for the rest of the fiscal year, and unless reversed, it will slice the budget by 8 percent, or $11.3 billion, through 2017.

Top-slicing departmental budgets is unlikely to lead to rational, fair or sustainable outcomes.

The government could either top-slice existing budgets or take a chance on the probability that early intervention would lead to a reduced welfare budget.

The cuts to investment plans are as dramatic: ArcelorMittal, Lafarge and Cemex have sliced their budgets for next year by between one-third and one-half, and on December 10th Rio cut its planned capital expenditure in 2009 from $9 billion to $4 billion.

"I'd be astonished if Liam Fox [the Secretary of State for Defence] is even aware of this, given what he has said about not reducing the effectiveness of the Army or resorting to salami slicing of budgets.

His government has drawn up a conservative macro-economic policy, which aims to slice the budget deficit from 5.1% of GDP in the current fiscal year to just 4% by 1998.