Sentence examples for strained budgets from inspiring English sources

With strained budgets in cities and towns across Germany, Bertelsmann believes this could be a vast new market.

From Florida to California, many political leaders are seeking to cut the wages and benefits of public-sector workers to help balance strained budgets.

It aims to transform the eating habits of many of the nation's children and teenagers, but some school officials say it will further crimp already strained budgets.

County officials said they were fretting over every line item and allocation from Albany because soaring pension and Medicaid costs had strained budgets to a breaking point.

But in an era of austerity and strained budgets, it is not the government that is paying the $6.6 billion bill but Thames Water, a private company with shareholders.

Faced with stubbornly high unemployment and strained budgets, some European Union members are finding it easier to stigmatize and expel Roma than to provide them with the education, housing and employment they seek.

The extent of these losses make it clear that keeping the bank afloat — something the government has said it is determined to do — would require large infusions of cash from an already strained budget.

Albany is not the only state capital that is reeling, as plummeting revenues strain budgets.

The rising cost of direct-to-consumer advertising is also straining budgets.

After decades of tough criminal justice policies, states have been grappling with crowded prisons that are straining budgets.

And with the poor economy and mounting deficits straining budgets, Dr. Frieden has been scrutinizing the C.D.C for savings to pay for his priorities.