Sentence examples for started budget from inspiring English sources

And Donald E. Welsh, the magazine entrepreneur who created Budget Travel, has started Budget Living.

This is even before they've started budget negotiations with Republicans -- who still refuse to raise taxes on the rich, close tax loopholes the rich depend on (such as hedge-fund and private-equity managers' "carried interest"), increase capital gains taxes on the wealthy, cap their tax deductions, or tax financial transactions.

Mr. Saunders said states and localities had already started budgeting for those exercises.

The Navy, which started budgeting for research in 1946, counts 59 eventual Nobel laureates among the recipients of its financing, including Charles H. Townes, whose pioneering work in the development of lasers laid the groundwork for compact discs and laser eye surgery.

If you haven't started budgeting already, do it.

Their starting budget was $200,000; their finishing budget, twice that.

So the government starts budget season from behind.

Ms. Combs won't present her revenue estimate until January, and legislators don't have a starting budget yet.

The starting budget will be one hundred thousand dollars, and will be provided by his father's business associates.

Soon after, when Mr. Obama called House Republicans to the White House to start budget talks, Mr. Ryan challenged him to stop the political attacks.

They ask: "What other kind of jobs/things could I do that would allow me to live viably and on a relatively small starting budget?