The phrase "temporary budget" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use this phrase when discussing a budget that has been allocated for a limited period of time or that will expire after a particular event. For example, "The company allocated a temporary budget for the next quarter to cover the costs of the new project."
Will pay the temporary budget repair levy of $400 each, equal to a total of $800.
Taking a pension holiday is a way of getting temporary budget relief.
Once a temporary budget funding measure expires March 27, there will be no congressional restriction against five-day delivery.
Congress found itself at an impasse this week as the government's previous temporary budget was about to expire.
He set a precedent by inserting controversial proposals into temporary budget bills meant to keep the government operating when the budget is late.
But the struggle in Washington to coalesce on anything suggests another half-baked and temporary budget agreement is the most likely result of the current fight.
The gradual drop in rates was part of the 2007 College Cost Reduction and Access Act, a temporary budgeting tactic scheduled to expire July 1 of this year.
In his temporary budget-dealing with Democrats, President Trump has agreed to continue a ban on using federal funds to interfere in states' legal cannabis practices, but as 2018 nears, a government stance is largely still up in the air.
It argues that it is "misleading" to link the cash the council has saved from housing benefit reform with its temporary accommodation budget.
spirit.Such is the case for government managers and their staffs, whose problems are compounded by constrained spending under a temporary federal budget that lapses on March 27.
On 27 March a temporary federal budget that has kept the federal government running since 2012 is due to expire.
