Sentence examples for there will be budget from inspiring English sources

"Yes, there will be budget cuts," said James Muncy, a space policy consultant.

On current plans there will be budget cuts equivalent to about 1% of GDP in 2013, less than this year.

There will be budget holes to fill and deals to strike with dozens of testy municipal unions.

In some areas, there will be budget cuts that Congress may reverse, especially if they threaten popular job training or day care programs.

Yes, there will be budget cuts, badly needed in a country whose public-sector spending now accounts for more than half of the economy.

There will be budget debates, a possible vacancy on the Supreme Court, and more.

Mayor Anthony A. Williams has said there will be no budget deficits in Washington.

The UK's new chancellor, Philip Hammond, has said there will be no emergency budget to deal with the economic effects of Brexit, adding that he will deliver an autumn statement as normal.

Cabinet ministers are suggesting there will be no big emergency budget for extra public works this autumn, despite earlier hints to the contrary.

3) This will be a fiscally neutral budget:There will be no "unfunded giveaways," to quote the chancellor.

Scadding has made it clear he does not want to bankroll the club in the long term so County can become self-sustainable, and it seems there will be a reduction in the budget.