budget - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • allocate: In the public sector, allocated budgets never stretch far enough; in the private sector, these budgets may not exist at all.
  • devolve: There are other high priority demands for utilization of the underspending such as allowing a degree of carry forward for underspent devolved budgets.
  • suit: Websites designed to suit all budgets - visit my site today to see examples of sites I've done for business like yours.
  • approve: From the approved budget of £ 6,500 costs incurred were £ 5, 70.00.
  • agree: Each year the Council reviews its service and expenditure plans and agrees a budget which runs from 1st April to 31st March.

Adjective modifier

  • tight: Students on a tighter budget may forego these luxuries in order to pay lower rent.
  • annual: The annual budget for the Service is over £ 3 million.
  • pooled: We have a pooled budget for Adult Learning Disabilities.
  • limited: Limited budget For now, winter is the slow wedding season.
  • departmental: We are experienced in supplying the ideal equipment for your requirements within the confines of your annual departmental budgets.
  • balanced: Budget You will usually need to prepare a balanced budget showing all your other income sources and everything that you will need to spend.

Modifies a noun

  • deficit: The Government's annual budget deficit stands at 4 per cent of GDP.
  • airline: The budget airlines are expected to begin flights within the next 2-3 years.
  • allocation: When the next budget allocation was made, the treasurer would be able to see what funds had been gathered from sponsorship.
  • holder: The appropriate budget holder should always be kept informed.
  • constraint: Most people choose weekly sessions, but I am happy to work within your own budget constraints.

Noun used with modifier

  • shoestring: Let's discover how to decorate your kitchen on a shoestring budget.
  • revenue: The cost of funding the post would be £ 31,900 in a full year which had been included in the approved revenue budget.
  • defense: The only thing growing in the US is the defense budget.
  • draft: Social services spending has been slashed by £ 4.2 million in this year's draft budget.

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