Sentence examples for terms of a budget from inspiring English sources

"But if we cannot do that, at least we have a long-term strategy going forward in terms of a budget which is sustainable.

In terms of a budget agreement, Boehner and Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis)., the House Budget Chair, have ruled out any budget deal that includes new tax increases.

Baker does mention the successes that President Clinton had in terms of creating a budget surplus (imagine, a surplus), reforming welfare and successfully ending the war in Bosnia, but he seems to illustrate those things as baggage instead of badges of honor.

Encourage active participation in family activities, household budgeting, home improvements, decor etc. Give children the opportunity to buy commodities, groceries or any item, in terms of a tight budget.

We can also expect some action North of the Wall, where the shortened season is sure to pay off in terms of an expanded budget for battles with the White Walkers (but what's the Hound doing there?).

Russia is totally different again, and South Africa is still close to irrelevant in aid terms, with a budget of under $100m.

In general terms, the allocative efficiency of a budget between two healthcare programmes is reached when the population welfare is maximised.

Britain is still an outlier in terms of its budget deficit, which was a touch below 10% of GDP in the financial year ending in April.

You find that good clients take an interest and get themselves involved at every stage of the process.' In particular, he warns that clients have to do their own 'legwork' in terms of detailed budgeting: 'A lot of people seem incapable of identifying how much they want to pay.

I was given a specific objective in terms of the budget.

In order to tackle its debt, additional cuts worth 4.5% of GDP would also be needed over the medium term to reach the target of a budget surplus of 4% of GDP by 2018, the IMF said.