Sentence examples for usual budgets from inspiring English sources

The 39 schools in the study were taken over by the chancellor in June 1999 because of their chronically low performance, and were given infusions of $500,000 to $1 million more than their usual budgets.

Trusts will be able to use the money to meet PFI repayments, rather than their usual budgets, as long as they meet four conditions set out by the department.

As usual, budgets teach little about the plans themselves, their construction, intentions, and performance.

Further, both programs are far beyond usual budgets dedicated to the treatment of underweight young children.

The HAMPTON INN (214-742-5678, $69 ton$149, datendisg onotate), is not your usual budget motel.

An earlier version said the Victoria & Albert received a £6m bonus from the government on top of its usual budget.

A spokesperson for the treasurer, Joe Hockey, said: "We have received the Australian Conservation Foundation's pre-budget submission and are considering it as part of the usual budget process".

For House of Usher, the film's original, more horror-movie-ish title, Corman spent $270,000, almost three times his usual budget.

This means that this year the Treasury Committee will not be able to undertake its usual budget inquiry until after the second reading.

For the Lexington Avenue structure — designed to accommodate the elementary and high schools associated with the teaching college — he must have been given a larger than usual budget, as it is completely clad in limestone.

And Mr. Bloomberg, whose usual budget discourse consists of saying over and over again how helpful he knows Albany will be, has subtly ratcheted up his own language, standing firm as the governor tried to get a large portion of security money working its way through Congress for New York's security costs.