Sentence examples for views on budget from inspiring English sources

There are, after all, profound differences between the two parties when it comes to their views on budget priorities, on the relationship between taxes and economic growth, on the welfare state, and on the proper scope and scale of government.

Mr. Bush did not make his views on the budget known.

A quarter volunteer that neither party represents their views on the budget and effective governmental management.

The choice pushed him back to President Obama, said Mr. Brooks, 43, a sales manager at a Chevrolet dealership, who said that until now he had thought Mr. Romney was really a moderate, and he had been open to voting for him before he picked a running mate whose views on the budget he found extreme.

As soon as Mr. Hevesi was finished with his appearance in front of the committee, he went before reporters, where he began an attack on Mr. Bloomberg, demanding that he offer his detailed views on the budget that Mr. Giuliani proposed last week for the 2002 fiscal year.

Members of the public were asked to share their views on the Budget the morning after George Osborne announced changes to tax, spending, borrowing and duties.

Walsall Council has announced it needs to save £18.9m next year and wants views on three budget options, two of which include raising council tax.

The meeting was the first in a series of five across the county this month asking residents for their views on future budget plans.

Many economists take a much calmer view of budget deficits than anything you'll see on TV.

On 23 January 2009 during an event at Speakers' Corner, the National Solidarity Party gave its views on the national budget one day after it was announced, criticizing the Government for not doing enough to assist unemployed breadwinners during the recession.

"They share an economic view and a view on the budget.