Sentence examples for which has budgeted from inspiring English sources

"This is the biggest change we've implemented in many years," said Dr. Thomas Farley, commissioner of the health department, which has budgeted $3.2 million for the effort.

HUD staff said Carson failed to attract much financial support from foundations or the White House, which has budgeted just $2 million toward the initiative.

A third of the 70-acre Hunters Point site is owned by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which has budgeted $125 million for the project.

Most are middle class, but some are eligible for a subsidy through the state welfare program, which has budgeted $1 million for initiatives to promote marriage -- much as President Bush proposes to do, to the tune of $1.5 billion, in the welfare re-authorization bill.

Its education and training programs would rise by 2%, to $892 million, including $19 million for graduate training and postdoctoral fellowships in a joint program on clean energy technology with the Department of Energy (DOE), which has budgeted $55 million.

One example of increased data spending comes from United Concordia Dental, which has budgeted $45 million over the next three years to build a new database management system to improve customer scheduling and billing.

Local stations, which have budgeted for the switch through February, may be facing a financial squeeze.

Pepsi, which had budgeted only $2 million for prizes, had to pay $10 million more for what it calls a "goodwill gesture". It also agreed to pay $6,000 to the government's consumer protection bureau, the maximum penalty under the law.

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A weak economy is harder on minor league teams, which have budgets from $3 million to $10 million and often rely on companies like car dealerships to buy advertising and sponsorships.

One indictment charging three Russian companies and 13 Russians goes into amazing detail about the companies, which had budgets of more than $1.2m a month and hundreds of staff creating fake content aimed at stirring up American voters.