Sentence examples for social budget from inspiring English sources

Unemployment rose to above 12% in February, the highest since 2005 .The half a million job losses in the last four years are the main reason for the stagnating household incomes and the increasing burden on the social budget," says Georgi Angelov, an economist at the Open Society Institute in Sofia.

Meredith Greisman, 35, a legal assistant, spends more than $10,000 a year ("my entire social budget," she said) on her weekday doubles and Saturday triples, which usually include pole dancing at Chelsea's Body & Pole and strength and conditioning at Velocity Sports Performance in Midtown.

"From a purely sales perspective, an advertiser like Fab.com has a pretty big social budget and they do FB ads, but want to do retargeting, as well.

For obvious reasons: to close the big gap in its social budget, and to pave the way for the successful debut of its Aramco IPO.

One of the Tweets says "this really is the social budget". Meanwhile on Facebook's new UK election page, things still seem a little quiet.

Once we put some paid social budget behind it, it took off and sales followed". Ignoring these synergies costs brands hundreds of millions of dollars annually, because most marketers measure channel by channel.

Many exporters have become used to high prices, which feed growing government and social budgets.

"This would be far less costly for the social budgets of member states because it would facilitate integration".

Patel adds that social enterprises are needed now more than ever: "The UK needs social entrepreneurs to plug holes in the arts, culture and social budgets.

If both parties could work together on phased cuts, reform would be much less painful, says Ms MacGuineas; if they do not, future cuts to social budgets may have to be much sharper.

With unemployment soaring and austerity biting into social budgets, "the public is rapidly running out of patience with a system that allows those at the top to enrich themselves while everyone else struggles to make ends meet," the commission said.