Sentence examples for vulnerable budget from inspiring English sources

The next most vulnerable budget category is extra services for students.

She acknowledged that mental health had always been vulnerable to budget cuts.

And the agency's slow pace is making it politically vulnerable at budget crunch time.

Public libraries in America have been particularly vulnerable to budget cuts and have been stripped down to their bare bones.

In the process, he said, it lost some of its cachet as the place where the brightest public administration and engineering graduates wanted to be, and became vulnerable to budget and salary cuts that made it more difficult to attract the most talented people.

Early childhood programs -- often seen as a luxury or "add-on" -- are already vulnerable to budget cuts.

UC and CSU are more vulnerable to budget cuts because they do not have the constitutional funding guarantees that protect community colleges and public primary and secondary schools.

At a time when women's health services are increasingly vulnerable to budget cuts, it's more important than ever that women have financial security to maintain access to basic care for them and their families.

This makes them vulnerable to budget cuts in the face of cost pressures, as they are perceived to be ineffective and a drain on departmental resources [ 70].

If protesting doctors are right, this is a short-sighted move that will give Canada a reputation for picking on the most vulnerable.Federal-budget deficits and a separatist Parti Québécois government in Quebec have reappeared since 2003.

The IMF said developed economies in Europe also remain vulnerable to a budget crisis as a combination of low inflation, low interest rates and sluggish growth prevent them cutting deficits without harming their long term financial position.