Sentence examples for survived budget from inspiring English sources

We've survived budget cuts before; we'll survive them again.

It still has to survive budget negotiations and the appropriations process in two houses.

The plan, already approved by the Senate, must survive budget negotiations with the House to become law.

But the new milestone means something more, say school officials, who express hope that it will help the program survive budget cuts that threaten chess and other after-school and elective programs across the city.

The proposed increase in postdoc salaries to a minimum of $40,000 per year, if it survives budget negotiations and the changing of the guard in the White House, could potentially go into effect sometime in 2002, according to NSF's budget office.

We don't yet know whether it will survive budget scrutiny, but we do know who some of the beneficiaries will be if it does.

After California schools eliminated art programs and increased class sizes to survive budget cuts, they are finally on the verge of getting more money thanks to voter-approved taxes and economic recovery.

A Tea Party group (founded by former congressman Dick Armey) known as FreedomWorks has provided new GOP congressmen and women with talking points that will help them survive budget-focused town hall meetings which have recently been very confrontational for conservatives.

Those countries survived drastic budget consolidation without devaluing their currencies.

However, in polling terms, 2014 was something of a non-event; Ed Miliband's small lead over the Conservatives survived the budget.

Although Crossrail survived the budget cuts, the financing of the District, Circle and Hammersmith Line upgrades is not assured, and the Bakerloo and Piccadilly Line upgrades have been postponed indefinitely.