Sentence examples for successive budgets from inspiring English sources

Successive budgets have been allocating increasing percentages of the GDP to these areas but with little success.

In fact, if you look through successive budgets, Gordon Brown didn´t even raise the allowances by as much as inflation in his 10 years in No 11.

George Osborne has endorsed the increases in personal allowances in successive budgets, but the Conservatives are on record at the last election as opposing the tax reform.

"Any fiscal adjustments to higher education are unfortunate, and there is a danger of death by a thousand cuts as successive budgets drop and defer program commitments each time," said Glenn Withers, the group's chief executive.

The Observer has learnt that the idea is among options being considered to ensure NHS and care costs can be met under a future Labour government, without it having to impose crippling cuts on other services in successive budgets.

She said after three successive budgets have increased pressure on the most vulnerable households, the crackdown would take further funds out of the welfare system while doing nothing to ensure income adequacy for those living on the lowest incomes.

But, she said, those successive budget deals have done nothing to address the nation's long-term financial troubles as the population ages.

"The points we're making are the chief statistician job was vacant for a year and the ABS has suffered successive budget cuts," he said.

More than 150 women a day are being turned away from domestic violence refuges as successive budget cuts push the system into "a state of crisis", a new report indicates.

Meanwhile, after years of successive budget cuts, Australia's leading national cultural institutions are also shedding dozens of staff and considering savings, including shorter opening hours and abandoning critical digitisation, to cope with another "efficiency dividend" (read funding attack to the tune of about $20m) in the last mid-year economic and fiscal outlook.

Unfortunately, successive budget cuts meant that just nine posts were eventually created in 1993.