Sentences with phrase «budget austerity»
"Budget austerity" refers to a set of measures taken by governments or organizations to reduce spending and save money. It usually involves cutting back on expenses, reducing services, and implementing cost-saving measures to bring budgets under control. Full definition
The need for additional support for energy storage innovation, even in a time of budget austerity, is clear.
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In the current decade of museum budget austerity, none of these shows has traveled, or will.
It's pretty simple: a new era of budget austerity is upon us, and it won't be popular at all.
At the November 20 event, participants watch a powerful video made by the Media Mobilizing Project featuring interviews with students, parents and educators involved in the fight against budget austerity and privatization.
Their service is especially crucial in times of budget austerity; for instance, they played a critical role in helping the branch address the formidable mortgage foreclosure backlog.
«We can not just cut our way to growth,» Mills said, referring to the budget austerity enacted by Congress following the massive government spending authorized after the financial crisis.
The Congressional tea partiers, the budget austerity adherents, should put a hold on the construction of the huge NSA data center in Utah.
Budget austerity is running rampant through Congress and no program — whether it's vital investments in economic growth or not — is safe.
Overall, there is a lot to like in the budget, especially given the budget austerity mood of Congressional appropriators.