Sentence examples for substantive budget from inspiring English sources

Shortly after the vote, Mr. Obama, appearing in the White House briefing room, praised Congress for action and said the vote cleared the way for substantive budget negotiations.

This is politically astute, since eliminating the tax benefits that have a substantive budget impact would mean eliminating things voters love, like the mortgage-tax deduction.

To that end, the governing Conservative Party has long been friendly to Canada's intelligence agencies, presiding over substantive budget increases and widening their legal authority.

In order to make such a gender-sensitive policy, home and school environment a reality, the MoESC should have a substantive budget and human resource allocation rather than depending solely on donor-driven initiatives and funding.

But under Brown they quickly became as weighty and substantive as real budget and under Osborne (who renamed them autumn statements) that is true too.

"It's just the passage of time with so little substantive debate on budget and spending reform on the Senate floor so far," he said.

Meanwhile, Democrats need no longer bargain away substantive and non-budget-related policy points merely to score Republican budget support.

At the same time, on substantive issues, like budgeting and bringing in Bratton, he's mostly been with the police, making it still harder to tell what they were asking for with the slowdown, and how they thought they would know if they had won.

I had serious, substantive reservations about that budget, as you all know, and the decisions it set in place for the future.

A substantive portion of this budget goes toward the recruiting and training of cybersecurity professionals including offering scholarships to students who focus on security-related studies and go on to work for the Federal government out of college.

For example, while the chancellor has consistently advocated that employment is the solution to poverty, this budget offers nothing substantive in the way of adequate child care, and in fact further entrenches the bureaucratic obstacles that prevent parents from engaging in paid work.