Object

• budget: In fact, I cant see the GP wanting to overspend the budget anymore than what they will get rewarded to do.

• year: In addition, he said, the boys ' school had an expected overspend this year of £ 20,000.

Preposition: on

• budget: Councilor McBride urged Members to be mindful of the overspend on the budget.

Modifying Another Word

• massively: Mainstream health and massively overspent education services have been ordered by ministers not to take on new commitments.

• significantly: Two LEAs had significantly overspent their special needs budgets.

• n't: Then either take a calculator or tot up the running total in your head to make sure you do n't overspend.

• not: Clothing plan in advance and do not overspend.

• any: Plans to ensure that the NHS recovers any overspend from 2005/6 and to provide a surplus for 2007/8.

Preposition: in

• year: Priority must be given to avoiding an overspend in any year.

• area: Further discussions were ongoing to secure additional income to cover the overspend in these areas.

• budget: Unfortunately, because of an overspend in the maintenance budget last year, the work was delayed.

• NHS: We believe that local mental health services are being targeted to relieve overspending elsewhere in the NHS.